I can usually get about 6 hours, but last night I got 2 hours. My 13 month old would not let me put her down. I had to hold her almost all night (except the 2 hours), and then she woke up 1.5 hours early this morning. 
I'm praying that tonight is better. How much sleep do you get?
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7 hours usually, sometimes 8.
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7-8 hours broken into 2-3 hour increments.
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Probably 6-7 broken hours?
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During the week 7.5 hours. On the weekends 8.5 hours. LO STTN and I'm usually so tired that I sleep straight through.
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5-6 hours, broken.
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I actually know this because of my fitbit! I get between 7-8 hours total, usually with 1 break. I try to go to sleep early (~9) because lo will either wake once or wake up for the day super early
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Usually 5 hours in a row then another 1-3 broken.
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Usually 7-8 hours. I remember before kids if I slept 7-8 hours I would just be SO exhausted. 7-8 hours is now a luxury! How the times have changed....
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Probably 5-6, broken
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Between 6-8 hours... Broken up by one wake-up lately.
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8 hours. And I'm still tired.
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7-8 hours.
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Between 7-8 usually.
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7-8 before I have to pee usually.
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I'm jealous of everyone!
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6-8 hours broken, depending on how well she slept
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Right now, about 4-5, in 1.5 hour increments. Co-sleeping is the ONLY way that's possible though- so I can latch the baby on and fall back to sleep.
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6-7 hours of broken sleep. Last night was awful though. I got maybe 4 hours. DS had a 102.8 fever and would not sleep, he just wanted to cuddle and watch Thomas
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7 - 8 hours... such an improvement from the first 7 months of LO's life when it was 3 - 5 hours.
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7-8 with a pee break usually around 630am.
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It varies a lot. Usually one 5-6 hour stretch, but after that it can be anywhere from 1-5 hours. If it's short, I usually go back down again. So between 8 and 11 hours, broken up. ETA- LO is 4 months, 2.5 adjusted.
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6-8, broken by one paci reinsertion. DS is 8 months. It's glorious compared to the early days! I never wanted nighttime to come
Enjoying this while it lasts.
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8 to 9 hours. Both my kids STTN now!
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7 hours most nights
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Last night 11 broken up. But that's not typical. Usually 7-8.
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7 or 8 hours most nights, and I nurse the baby 2-4 times in there. But I barely wake up to do that, so it isn't horrible.
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About 8. DS usually STTN
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Both kids are sttn so recently I've been getting about 8 hours. I could get more if I would get off my phone and just go to bed right away..
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Around 6 uninterrupted now that DD STTN! I can def get like 8 if I sleep early!
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During the work week, I usually get between 8-9 hours of sleep. On the weekend, it's usually between 10-12 hours.
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Lately 5-6. LO sleeps well, but I just can't get much done until after he goes down for the night and I end up staying up too late!
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About 6 to 8. Usually broken. Lately it's been 6 very very very broken hours. Hopefully we've gotten some this straightened out for DD2 and we should at least get longer stretches. Now if I could just go to bed on time...lol (I'm my best around 9 hours of good sleep)
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8-10 depending on when I go to bed, I usually go to bed around 10:30/11:00 and up around 8:00/30
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Bad night: 3 hours and I need a nap (usually 2 hours) during the day at some point (and this isn't even because of the kids, this is me being an pregnant wacky insomniac).
Decent night: 5-6ish hours, broken
Super awesome amazing night: 8 hours. This neeeevvvvveer happens though lately. I think it happened once over the last month and I just
couldn't believe it actually happened. I legit felt like crying when I woke up I was so grateful lol. -
4,-5 I get home from work around 1230 and by the time I pump it's 1am and then LO wakes up between 5-6am
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5 or 6, broken up.
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@YouGotMe: what, that's crazy? Can anyone else get up with your LO in the morning?
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@Rainbow Sprinkles: Nope, I'm the only one home with her after 5amI know it's crazy. It's only a temporary solution though. I have maybe 4 more months of this maximum.
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Usually 7 hrs but they are broken because DH's snoring wakes me up several times a night.
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