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Hi there! After the 4 month sleep regression, the others can typically last anywhere between 2-6 weeks (unless any new sleep associations are introduced) 😊

@@BabySleepTeam New sleep associations such as Feeding or others correct? Also can we start sleep training our baby during this phase

They are so clever!! Yes! It’s definitely a hack to try to see if it can be a deterrent ❤️

Yes! The one constant with babies is change! If you’re struggling with short naps, you can find my video on that too! ❤

Hi Brooke! When babies are fed to sleep, many babies (after going through the 4 month sleep regression) often develop a feed to sleep association and when they wake up after going through a sleep cycle, they look to be fed to sleep to fall back to sleep.

I know that's what it can feel like! One big sleep regression! the reality is that our babies constantly change! There is also a phenomenal amount of change from when they are newborn in the first 2 years. Your mantra is this to shall pass! Sleep deprivation is no joke. Hang in there! You're doing amazing x

Couldn’t agree more. I wish we just focused on having help in hand before baby arrived.

I’m going through the same thing my baby doesn’t wanna sleep at night and can totally agree with you

Mine is 8 months old now and she has been through 3 sleep regressions. I have been sleep training her and honeslty it has really helped me through. Although its still hard I think it would be alot much worse if I hadnt sleep trained her. This has helped me get through anyway, knowing that it will be over soon and back into sleeping routine wont take as long. This is what has worked for me anyway. Hope you find something to help you.

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My pleasure. Thrilled it helped x

You can use this from the newborn stage, where you're just waiting a minute or two -so that you're also making sure that your baby is fully awake before you rush to pick them up for a feed.

Thrilled you found this helpful ❤

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A sleep regression is when your little one was previously sleeping relatively well and then all of a sudden their sleep changes and becomes worse. For the sleep regressions after the 4 month sleep regressions, these can typically last anywhere between 2-6 weeks x

Sleep regressions after the 4 month sleep regression can typically last anywhere between 2-6 weeks. Hang in there! This too shall pass x

Hi there, Your little one sounds as though they are not progressing into deep sleep. The range of what is "normal" is very broad as all babies go through sleep regressions differently They commonly last between 2-6 weeks so if your little one was previously sleeping well, this too shall pass! x

Floor beds can be a great option for some children. It will come down to your little one's temperament and also if they have the ability to know how to stay in bed ❤

Hi there, yes, you can sleep train in a regression. You shouldn’t sleep train if your little one is unwell or if you have any big changes coming up. Eg. Going away on vacation, having family to come and stay, etc.

Hi Shannon! Yes, the pause is for when your baby is in light sleep moving between sleep cycles. You would respond to your baby if they were crying with an upset cry.

Hang in there! You’re doing an incredible job x

Same, just told my husband I’m going to end up in the mental hospital over this lol

Hang in there! This too shall pass! X

Yes! Hang in there! This too shall pass x

Hi Heather! I've recorded another video with tips to help keep your toddler in the crib that you also might find helpful. You can find the link here: www.tiktok.com/@babysleepteam/video/7259155016915750152?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=pc&web_id=7260986530960557569

So thrilled you found this helpful x

Yes! This too shall pass! Hang in there xx

I’m so thrilled you found this helpful 🥰

Hi there, it really depends on your baby's temperament and if the settling technique compliments their temperament. Some babies love this technique and can settle relatively easily while others resist the technique and will arch their back. The other part that will impact your little one's settling is the timing of their naps as if they are over or under tired, this can impact their ability to settle well.

Hi Sam! Does your toddler wear a sleep sack? This can help let’s from getting trapped in the bars. I always recommend to keep your little one in their crib until at least 2.5-3 years old if you can as developmentally, although some toddlers transition earlier totally fine, for many others, it often coincides with either the 18 month sleep regression or 2 year old sleep regression and wreck havoc on their sleep as for many toddlers they don’t yet have the ability to know how to stay in their bed x

Hi there, yes, this can be a tough time adjusting. Hang in there xx

Hi Diana, yes this is difficult with a newborn baby as they still have an underdeveloped circadian rhythm and their sleep is very unpredictable. X

Ahhhhhh yes! It can be tough! Hang in there xx

Hi Samantha, the principle of drowsy but awake not working is for babies after the newborn stage -or when they go through the 4 month sleep regression when their sleep patterns permanently change. It is most certainly great to use for newborns. I hope this helps! Cat 😊

Did any of the tips in this video help you? I have a 6 month now who is not sleeping as much anymore and wakes up 3 times in the middle of the night

Hi Jenna, I’m so thrilled you found this helpful! Your little one will most likely need extra snuggles and comfort if they are going through separation anxiety. Creating a really strong attachment is super important. If your little one is self-settling, you want to avoid reverting to putting your little one all the way back to sleep, to avoid new habits being formed. Remember this is temporary and this too shall pass x

Very helpful video, thank you very much! We are going thru this as well, our baby is sleeping in my arms and stroller but as soon as we put him in his crib, he cries

​@@bhargavmodi7178 same issue here

​@@bhargavmodi7178 have you found any solution?

Hi there, personally I like to recommend naps and night at the same time. You're gently teaching your little one to fall asleep on their own. At this age, it is still normal and common for babies to wake up for a feed. If our babies are hungry, they need to be fed :) But you will just no longer be feeding them to sleep. You would simply settle them to sleep using your preferred settling method. :)

Hi Jaspreet, sorry to hear you're having such a hard time with your little one's sleep. If your little one is a super light sleeper, if you haven't yet introduced white noise, that is great to help mask outside noises. Short naps are also super common for babies up to 5-6 months of age. If your little one is 5 months, we do have an online sleep program which covers absolutely everything you need to get your little one sleeping well. It's for babies between 5-18 months. There are also multiple settling techniques included ranging from gentle to intermediate so you can choose which one will suit your little one's temperament and your family the best. You can find the details here: www.babysleepteam.com/enroll Hopefully this helps :)

Thanks so much for your comment :) I haven't been able to find any video footage to show how they actually work. It is good feedback for the company :)

Have you tried an alternative swaddle such as the Love to Dream? It has a zip up the front which is an excellent option if you want an alternative to a blanket :)

Yes, it's a good idea to try and burp your little one after their dream feed. It can help to avoid gas or spit up. If you can't get a burp after a few minutes however, don't worry! :)

Hi Iris! Thanks so much for your feedback. It is really appreciated! We hope you have a smooth daylight savings transition :)