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sleep training

when do you think that you can start sleep training for babies?my baby is almost 7weeks and her sleep pattern is all over the place,I dont want to push her into sleep training when it might be too soon..wat do u guys think?
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@Shak_436-aww! Maybe she's gonna be a very active bby then lol
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I just started trying to have a set bedtime for Genevieve. So far so good. I feed her, lay her bed awake, turn her little music deal on and she puts herself to sleep. She's been sleeping 7-10 hours straight at night. I don't have set nap times I just let her nap when she wants.
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wow franky and anabelcrt thats very good,u guys are lucky.iv been tryin to get my baby to sleep all day today,I hv no idea why she wont sleep,shes been fed,burped,changed,bt everytime I put her dwn,she wakes!...
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Actuallyy baby has been sleeping good ever since she was born. Right now she's 2 1/2 months and she's a very good cLm baby that sleeps the whole day as much as she cans too lol. Maybe because I have more experience cuz she's my 4rd bby so I already kniw how to handle it lol
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I must b lucky amelia goes to sleep at 9 wake up at 6 sometimes 7 for a fed and sleeps til 10 or 11 lol
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Amelia is 8 weeks on monday and i have been sleep trainin her for the past week and a half, she use to go to sleep same time as us half 11 12 oclock but we put her to bed at 10 oclock for three days and then pushed it back again to 9 oclock she did complaiiin about it and had a cry but we would leave her for ten min then go into her room put her dummy back in her month and rub her cheek and she would soon fall asleep
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My daughter does the same if she goes 2 sleep around 11 she will wake up around 5/5:30 for a feed and go back 2 sleep until around 8/9ish...but she don't always follow that same schedule.  She may go 2 bed a little earlier or it may b little later...it just depends and she's 9wks
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miss thang my baby is 7weeks today...sometimes my baby is fine and will sleep longer periods,then at other times everytime I'd put her down she'd wake up,yday the whole day she didnt sleep.I thought by now she'd be in a routine,sleeping at a certain time,waking up at one time etc,which is why im thinking whether I need to teach her to get inti a routine
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My daughter is 7 weeks and she's on a schedule. She goes to sleep around 11 wakes up at 5/5:30 and eats goes back to sleep til 8 ish
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It's way 2 hard to get babies on a sleeping pattern. I've never been able to do that. My baby just started sleeping longer periods of times since the past 4 nights. I just put her in her crib on Thursday night and she slept for six hrs straight...waking up once thru the night for a feeding. I was sooo surprised and she has been doing that every since. I had her sleeping in my room in her playpen and she started moving all over the bed where it seemed as if she didn't have enuf room...so I let her sleep in her crib for the first time @ night (usually she only napped during the day in her crib and slept in her playpen @ night) and she did really well. Although I still wake up several times going in 2 check on her b/c her crib is in her own room. I think that in due time, babies will start their own schedule and hopefully start to sleep longer during the nights. By the way, my baby is 2months old. How old is ur baby?
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