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DS is crying in the night again (don't think it's got to do with his

spots or cold).

I've got him to sleep through the night quite a few times and it will

last for a few weeks, but the last 2 weeks he has been waking up at

about 3.30, and then every 1/4-1/2 hour after that.

I do as little as possible to settle him (if he sees me he thinks

it's morning and wants to play), so I just stroke him in the dark.

But I can't work out why he wakes up in the first place - he'll

suddenly scream - so it sounds like pain to me. Are teething pains

like this - I thought that would be more of a dull, continuous pain?

Or has he got ear ache? I am dreading to bring him into the surgery,

because they just don't know how to assess baby ears (they missed

DD's glue ear for a year, and according to my doctor mum you really

need to be a bit of a specialist to look in baby ears anyway).

I'm now a zoombie... and I am really terrified of what will happen in

January when I am going to stay at home with them. I'll be a wreck if

he keeps being as bad a sleeper as he is now... (At the moment I

survive on a snooze between 8 and 9 in the morning - nanny comes in

at 8, and I go in late to work).

Help!

Everyone says be hard on him, but what more can I do? He doesn't get

rewarded with milk or attention for waking up, just a simple stroking

to calm him down when he's suddenly screaming hysterically.

Should I leave him to cry it out himself (heartbreaking), or is he in

pain I wonder. DD was always so much easier than this...

Karina

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