Shepherdess
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Hello everyone
My little girl is nearly 19 months, she's never been a good sleeper. Atm she'll go down no bother at 630. /7. She'll sleep fine until 1130ish when she does this crying in her sleep thing. Not a proper cry but if i try to ignore her she will eventually wake up crying. All I need to do is go in pat her tummy and put her dummy in and she goes back off. She then sleep until 130ish when the same thing happens again and then every hour after that. Through tiredness at 5ish I bring her into my bed with some milk
Now, her dad has asthma and eczema. Hes a nightmare at night, at times, he gets so itchy and he needs to use his inhalers. I've recently order his a salt lamp as I've read good things that they help asthmatics at night time.
I've been wondering if my lo is going through the same thing at night time. Has anyone tried a salt lamp in their toddler's room? My lo was given an inhaler but I'm not sure how much difference it's making. I try to open her window for a bit in the morning but it gets cold quickly atm
She has eczema to and I've been using a bath lotion and moisturiser from the Drs but I'm planning to explore different moisturizers as her legs are getting worse
Anyone have any suggestions? Or have any idea what the crying is about?
My little girl is nearly 19 months, she's never been a good sleeper. Atm she'll go down no bother at 630. /7. She'll sleep fine until 1130ish when she does this crying in her sleep thing. Not a proper cry but if i try to ignore her she will eventually wake up crying. All I need to do is go in pat her tummy and put her dummy in and she goes back off. She then sleep until 130ish when the same thing happens again and then every hour after that. Through tiredness at 5ish I bring her into my bed with some milk
Now, her dad has asthma and eczema. Hes a nightmare at night, at times, he gets so itchy and he needs to use his inhalers. I've recently order his a salt lamp as I've read good things that they help asthmatics at night time.
I've been wondering if my lo is going through the same thing at night time. Has anyone tried a salt lamp in their toddler's room? My lo was given an inhaler but I'm not sure how much difference it's making. I try to open her window for a bit in the morning but it gets cold quickly atm
She has eczema to and I've been using a bath lotion and moisturiser from the Drs but I'm planning to explore different moisturizers as her legs are getting worse
Anyone have any suggestions? Or have any idea what the crying is about?
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