The 4 month sleep regression was hard bc sleep had been pretty good for over a month, but this 9 month sleep regression has been brutal. We are at 10 months and still waiting for it to pass.
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Every age. We seemed to have taken a permenant step back with each regression
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It's hard to say because they've all been difficult for very different reasons.
Right now is really, really hard. No naps and a late bedtime us wake ups is setting me over the edge, but I'm 35w pregnant and probably wouldn't care nearly as much if I wasn't!
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The newborn days. Except they lasted for about the first six months of his life.
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9 month regression. Holy hell.
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@MsMini: :(. I'm currently feeling a bit like that too. DD was up four times last night. She hasn't been that bad (minus a couple days for teething/sick) since four months.
@Mrs. Jump Rope: that sounds terrible. I'm so sorry! Hope things get better (esp before the baby comes). I'm sure it will work out somehow!
@Espion: haha!
@loveisstrange: right?!?! It's got to end sometime....right?
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Currently it's the worst. 9 months is such a fail in the sleep dept. not that it's ever really been a win.
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D was always easy. Our only issue now is when we have to do bedtime negotiations.
M is tough right now, at 4 months. Newborn was easy compared to him now. I'm hoping he'll turn a corner, soon.
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4-5 months
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9-12 month... then we turned a corner around 14 months and it has been tolerable ever since.
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17 months? It was mostly because we used to nurse to sleep and i had to wean her due to pregnancy complications...she didn't handle the transition well.
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5 months was bad
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Honestly, when she had the croup was the worst, other than that we've been lucky in the sleep department.
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8-9 months. Brutal.
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8-10 months. She was an amazing sleeper before that, even as a newborn. I'm not sure what happened in those months but they were horrid.
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9 months. She started pulling herself up and it was soooo hard to get her back down.
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DS was equally awful his entire first year.
DD actually slept REALLY well until she was 3 months (only 1-2 night wakings). Now at 8 months we are having 3+ wakings per night.
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Definitely the 9 month sleep regression. Took almost 2 months for it to pass. oh my gah!!!!
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@sarah.clarisse: @pastemoo: @shopaholic: @MrsB2012: @dolphin: @lamariniere: @Alivoo01: well it looks like our 8-10 mo sleep suckiness is normal. I just need it to end soon!! I seriously regret ever complaining abt two wakeups.
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I'm so glad (and sad?) to know lo's sleep is normal, we're at 8.5 months and I'm so damn exhausted from her wakeups. I think it's worse than the newborn days bc we had a taste of good sleep. And now it's gone. Waaaah!
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@Zbug: those answers were not the ones I was looking for when I clicked on here. I guess I should feel better that we are all suffering or have had suffered through this. Oh my goodness....this regression is killing me!
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4.5-5.5 months and counting....
She was a great sleeper up until then! Now every week is either hit or miss. Currently a miss!
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Right now, specifically. She dropped one of her naps and is fighting bedtime so hard.
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Our 4 month regression was horrendous. It started at 3.5 months and lasted until 7 months. It kept getting worse & worse. Like 6+ wake ups a night plus rocking for like an hour and half. & she was not receptive to sleep training at all until 7 months. Now at almost 11 months it's been good. We missed the 9 month regression thank god but I'm sure there are other regressions on our horizon. At least God is giving us time to recover from that 4 month regression.
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@MrsA: @singingbee: knowing that I'm not the only one dealing with this helps...although sleep would help more :). This too shall pass. This too shall pass. These babes are lucky they are so cute.
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