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interuptered sleep?Night terrors? |
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by missjoy  (September 2006) (rank 500+) |
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At 10 and a half months my usually good sleeping daughter started waking up at night for hours at a time. She is not screaming but trying to go back to sleep but very restless even when Im cuddling her. I have tried medication for colic, constripation and panadol but nothing seems to work. She is like this for a least 2 hours and then goes into a deep sleep and will go back to bed. I have taken her to the doctors and checked her ears and have been told that there is nothing medically wrong with her. The last doctor told me she is teething. Do you think that would be the reason for over a month of restless sleeping. Normally she goes of to sleep easily, can re-settle herself during night and will sleep til between 2-4am and then has a quick breastfeed (yes i know i need to cut this out soon) and puts herself back to sleep. Any ideas, suggestions or tips greatly appreciated.... ]
Outside influences affect our children more than what we may realise, like what is on tv or the video games we may be playing, you may think that they are to little to understand which is true but they still pick up on the vibes. For eg, the news is often about the latest violent crimes and images and they pick up on that same with music you wouldn't put your child to bed listening to loud heavy metal music but soothing lullabyes or instrumental music, all these affect our children. even how us as adults talk to each other. Outside influences affect our angels and it is up to us to protect them from this. Every night before bed read to them with soft music in the background, so that when they lay down to sleep they are calm and relaxed and the last thing on their mind is the story you read and the soothing tones of the music rather than pictrues of the news or the show that was on tv or the shooting games that we play etc
