Another night problem

[jennilisanne]

Argh!

I got Sophia down to 1 feed a night, very quickly, and she was brill, for about a week. She's now back to 3 a night, plus another fun problem.

She turns over, ALL the time. She turns onto her front, cries. I go turn her back, tuck her in and leave. She turns onto her front, cries. I go turn her back, tuck her in and leave. She turns onto her front, cries. I go turn her back, tuck her in and leave. She turns onto her front, cries. I go turn her back, tuck her in and leave. She turns onto her front, cries. I go turn her back, tuck her in and leave. She turns onto her front, cries. I go turn her back, tuck her in and leave.

I'M EXHAUSTED!!! Sometimes it varies, sometimes she's crying because she's got a limb stuck out of the cot.

I've tried tucking her in tight and I've tried a sleeping bag and tucking the bottom in, but nothing works (although the sleeping bag helps the trapping of limbs!). Aparently I was a wiggly baby, but Sophia just never, ever stops! She bangs her feet even in her sleep!

Does anyone else have this problem and/or have ANY suggestions?! It's been over a year since I had a decent nights sleep!

 

[Esoames]

I really feel for you Isla was the same as she hated tummy time, now she's older she actually sleeps all night on her tummy! I encouraged more day tummy time, then she soon learnt and now prefers sleeping on her forehead!

Does she like tummy time?
Emma xx


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[jennilisanne]

That's the strange thing, she loves being on her tummy and crawling around, and she knows how to turn back, except when she's in the cot!

 

[xxbeckyxx]

I still wedge Lizzie in between two rolled up blankets so she can't roll Also put her down on her side and put a toy in her hand to look at till she drifts off as it distracts her from turning iykwim.

 

[Rósa]

You an get mesh bumbers that will stop her getting her legs stuck