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Need Help Desperately. Can anyone give advice on how to get my 15month old dd to sleep through the night. She still nurses at night only and only stays sleep like 2 to 2.5 hours at a time!! It's getting to be too much to say the least. What am I not doing right?

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  • Need Help Desperately. Can anyone give advice on how to get my 15month old dd to sleep through the night. She still nurses at night only and only stays sleep like 2 to 2.5 hours at a time!! It's getting to be too much to say the least. What am I not doing right?

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    • you have to stop feeding her at night and let her cry it out.

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      08.06.09, 05:39 AM Flag
      • ITA. I nursed my DD to sleep until 17 months (and she would wake up 1x/night) until I finally did CIO. Never woke up again. Took 3 nights. She now puts herself to sleep in crib for naps and night.

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        08.06.09, 05:42 AM Flag
        • OP: Okay I will try it out. Thanks...so to continue bf'ing until she's 2 I have to pump and give it to her in a cup during the day?

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          08.06.09, 09:34 AM Flag
        • I wonder if I'm not giving her enough food at dinner?? She's the one that starts to push the food away though so she's full. We have dinner at 6:30/7pm... is that too early?

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          08.06.09, 10:50 AM Flag
    • mine didn't sleep through the night for some time. i assume that it's natural, and went with the flow.

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      08.06.09, 09:35 AM Flag
      • how long do you mean when you say "some time"?

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        08.06.09, 10:36 AM Flag
        • years.

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          08.06.09, 10:37 AM Flag
          • LOL! you're kidding...like how old was your dc when they slept through the night?

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            08.06.09, 10:42 AM Flag
            • nearly five (and it was five exhausting years.

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              08.06.09, 10:44 AM Flag
              • goodgrief

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                08.06.09, 10:44 AM Flag
              • OMG I can't handle that and the way mine is acting now I can't say that wouldn't happen to me. She wakes up every 2.5 hours!

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                08.06.09, 10:45 AM Flag
                • she nursed for ever. eventually we all survived.

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                  08.06.09, 10:46 AM Flag
                  • did she nurse until five also? I wonder why she stopped waking up?

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                    08.06.09, 10:48 AM Flag
                    • practically, yes. she still sleeps badly, but...

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                      08.06.09, 10:49 AM Flag
                • that is not good. if you do not fix it now, maybe you will have another 5 years of this.

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                  08.06.09, 10:48 AM Flag
      • my first child did not sleep through night until 9 months when he was ferberized. my second child slept through the night before 2 months. go figure.

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        08.06.09, 10:51 AM Flag
      • Ditto. It took around 18-24 months for each of my children.

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        08.06.09, 10:56 AM Flag
    • stop feeding at night. It is hard, but she can def. handle it. Our 4 mos old doesnt eat at night anymore- she is certainly big enough. I loved Weisbluth.. tough, but it works! GL

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      08.06.09, 10:49 AM Flag
    • Maybe give water at night, child will get the message there is no milk available.

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      08.06.09, 10:51 AM Flag
    • One word: Ferberize.

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      08.06.09, 10:56 AM Flag
      • go away, satan.

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        08.06.09, 10:57 AM Flag
      • Ferberizing works!

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        08.06.09, 11:00 AM Flag
        • I know you may say to use Google, but can you give me a quick synopsis of ferberizing?

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          08.06.09, 02:58 PM Flag
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