DS goes down at 8/830 and wakes up 1x at night around 230~430 to nurse and then sleeps for another 3~5 hours.
He's done a few 8+ hour stretches randomly, but nothing consistent.
Is his first stretch of sleep considered STTN?
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For us STTN was more like midnight-5am. At almost 2yo now, we would no longer consider that STTN. Now it's more like 8-6.
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I've heard it's a 6-7 hour stretch, so by that definition, he would be STTN!
Yay! Go A!
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6 hour stretch.
Ahh, you're so lucky! I wish mine STTN that early.
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I'm not sure what the official definition is but I consider STTN when LO sleeps 7 p.m. - 7 a.m.
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Medical definition is 5+ hours. So when he did that I went with it. But now STTN for me is when there are no wakeups between bedtime and morning. Cobi is finally starting to STTN again, and it's 8pm-6 or 7am, then asleep until 8-8:30am. I consider that STTN.
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more than 10 hours!
But i think most consider 6+ sttn?
My DS has been sleeping 7-10 hours the last week and a half! -
I've heard six hours is considered STTN but for me, I consider it STTN if I put her to bed and she doesn't wake up until morning time, which is usually a 12 hr stretch.
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To me it's when she wakes up at a time that's not unreasonable for me to get up for the day. Lately we've been getting her to sleep 10pm-6am and I consider that STTN
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For me, STTN means she goes down and doesn't need us all night. Mine sometimes wakes up and cries for a minute and then goes back to sleep. But at 16 months, she usually does still need a snuggling in the night. She's night weaned. She has periods of STTN and periods of not.
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To me, STTN means she goes down several hours before I do, doesn't wake for feedings (can take a dream feed when I go to sleep) and wakes up after 6am.
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technically they say it's 5 hours for newborns, but for me sttn means at least 10 straight hours.
Yay! Go A!
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