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@sweetkf I went through that wishful phase too 😂 after we sleep trained my son did 10.5hr nights and 2hr15naps at that age (only for 30 mins unless held which is developmentally normal). It was rough haha I hope your baby is actually high sleep needs!!!

@sweetkf I made a different comment saying I think day sleep is excessive which is leading to shit night sleep, leading to overtiredness and struggling to get to sleep/getting really worked up. I just don’t want you to think that your child needs more than 3.5hrs of napping per day - the issue...

@pinkflower I’m up 3-4 times a night with my pets, plus twice to wee, and I’m only 19 weeks! I’ve had reflux and back pain for years and am used to waking up often to bottle feed kittens. I’m living the life of a new mum without the baby!

@sweetkf Agree that 4 naps will probably help you too!!

@sweetkf Depends on your baby, if they naturally take one long nap, then 2 short naps just roll with that

@sweetkf My advice is to cold turkey the pacifier and pick a sleep training method, we did Ferber (at 7 months) and shush patting (4.5ish months), both worked great! There will be crying, maybe more or less than you except. It’s hard but the alternative is worse ETA in my opinion the day sleep...

@chesed28 “ I don’t let him hysterically cry, I intervene if that happens, is that why” - maybe. My son would cry pretty hysterically for about 1-2 mins max and then settle. Also, could be schedule related or teething. It’s very hard at this age.

@cassie2 100% agree

@darlingdaughter If it’s only been for 5 days it might just be a software upgrade in his brain so don’t do anything yet! However, his total sleep is on the high end. It is definitely too early for one nap and you have heaps of room to move with the 2 nap schedule! I would try 2.5/3.5/4. Or maybe...