After months of waking up at 4 or 5 am, we accidentally sleep trained Charlie one morning... which is a fancy way of saying, one morning he started crying and we were too tired to get him!
In any case, it worked out beautifully: he went back to bed after 25 minutes or so and then he woke up at 7 am! And he's been waking up at 7/7:30 am ever since!
What time does your little bundle of sunshine wake up in the mornings?
cherry / 149 posts
Usually between 6:30 and 7am.
I'm sort of looking forward to the clocks falling back soon, because that means 7:30/8am!
GOLD / wonderful coffee bean / 18478 posts
My daughter has just started to do the early 5/5:30 am wake ups. She is 17 months. I let her cry for 10 minutes or until she starts calling Mommy Mommy. Whenever I have let her cry for longer (approaching the 30 min mark), she throws up so I don't think sleep training works for her. We've tried to put her to bed later but she still wakes up at the same time. I hate early wake ups!
pea / 21 posts
Our daughter started sleeping through the night without us even sleep-training her at around 3 months. I was so grateful, because it was right before I went back to work. She wakes up at around 7:30 - 8am.
honeydew / 7917 posts
My son used to wake up around 11am - 12pm, but of course he didn't go to bed until 10pm - 11pm. After coming home from a weekend vacation, he switched his schedule and now wakes up around 8am. That is definitely a huge change for me to adjust to.
GOLD / pomelo / 5167 posts
6:30. I'Ve tried to put him to bed later but he's still up at 6:30 sometimes 7. (hes in bed by 7)
hostess / wonderful honeydew / 32460 posts
M goes to bed at 7 and wakes up between 7:30-8am. 
apricot / 321 posts
We get him out of bed at 7:30am but I think he wakes up a little bit earlier. On the weekends we get him a little bit later, probably around 8:00am. He goes to bed between 7:00 - 7:30pm.
coconut / 8299 posts
He gets up between 6:20 - 6:30am right on the dot. Doesn't matter what time we put him down (7, 8, 9), he always wakes up around the same time. I guess he has a strict internal clock. We tried putting in blackout curtains thinking that it was the sunlight that was causing him to wake up. So I bought the blackest blackout curtains I could find and was pretty excited once they were up. Nope. Still up at the crack of dawn. At least the curtains are cute so it wasn't a complete waste of time.
hostess / eggplant / 11068 posts
She stirs and whimpers between 4-5am and I will get her, change her and maybe feed her (if she seems like she needs it)...Then I'll bring her to bed with me and she'll sleep on my chest until about 7am but I'll coax her into sleeping until 8am.
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