Re: Correction already - and it's only day 6 - SLEEPING - now NAPS!

[Guest guest]

One thing you can try is to put him to sleep without the band, and

see if that helps. If he stays asleep with it off then you know that

it's the band, or you can then try to put it back on. We had to put

Willow's helmet on more times with her asleep already then not.

Sounds like it could be teething though too.

Sandy Willow's Mom

--- In Plagiocephaly , " Kerr " <claire@c...>

wrote:

> All change! He's just woken up crying from a nap that lasted only

20

> minutes. I think he's having problems when he tries to turn over.

He's

> quite mobile in his sleep.

>

> I guess the problems will pass as he gets more used to the band.

>

> I'll need to be firm in not starting a bad habit, as it took us

some very

> hard work (Baby Whisperer Pick Up Put Down method) to get him to

sleep well

> in the first place!

>

> Thanks

>

>

> Re: Correction already - and it's only day 6 -

SLEEPING

>

>

>

> Hi ,

> I had to ask about sleeping huh? Since the red spots fade and

he

> takes naps ok and is otherwise happy I would think the band is

not to

> blame for the new sleep habits. I know it probably seems very

> coincidental that they started when he got it. Has anything else

> changed? Is he teething? Starting separation anxiety? You can

> always do what we did (started a bad habit). At 9 months we

started

> bringing na to bed with us when she woke up in the middle of

the

> night. She was out of her band at this point and had been

sleeping

> through the night. She goes down ok but will usually wake up

between

> midnight and 4 am. She loves to sleep with us and it's nice to

> cuddle since they are only young once. She has a habit of laying

the

> wrong way and shoving my dh off the bed (or almost off the bed).

He

> hasn't figured out how to reposition her so he can have more than

2

> feet of our king bed! lol

>

>

> mom to na

> DOC Grad

> SC