Definitely eating! My son has always been a good napper/sleeper. But his eating is so horrible right now. He's so SO picky it drives me crazy! My daughter's sleep is so so. But she's allergic to eggs, nuts and soy so it's hard to find things for her to eat!
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Eating, without question.
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Sleep! Though I guess it's related since I'm worried she has food intolerances keeping her up.
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Sleeping by a mile! LO has had an ear infection and is teething so his sleep is s*#t! He will eat anything though. (As long as it's puréed
) We tried kale yesterday and he gobbled it up!
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Sleep, always sleep. He's 14 months old and is still up 1-2 times a night, and we're in the middle of a brutal (for me) transition to one nap...and said one nap is the same length of time that each of his two naps used to be.
He's a great eater. He'll hoover down pretty much anything and everything we put in front of him.
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Sleeping for sure. Still having 3 wake ups a night at almost 10 months.
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@lovehoneybee: The one nap transition is pretty brutal! We transitioned to 1 nap a few months ago and it was TOUGH. So much better now! Her one nap is 2-3 hours now, which is wonderfulllll.
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Sleeping. She's a great eater (she loves all the solids she's tried so far). But after a couple nights of STTN the night she's back to 1-2 wake-ups/night. Not the biggest deal, but we also stopped swaddling last night (trying the Merlin sleepsuit again) so that kept her up more than usual last night, and I suspect it will again tonight.
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Eating! Ahhhhh!
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Sleeping. She's had a stuffed nose since Sunday and has had a few wake ups a night since. Hope it clears and she's back to STTN soon.
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@oliviaoblivia: SAME! My DD has had a stuffy nose for a week and it's been messing with her sleep. Last night, her nose was a little clearer and didn't wake up once! I was realllly hoping it was her nose that was making her wake up and not a sleep regression. PHEW!
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sleep! i wish she took longer naps.
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Sleep! LO has always (knock on wood) eaten like a champ. We are working on making MOTN wakes a bit shorter. We sometimes have 2 hour wake-ups -Arg!
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Sleeping! AHHHHHHH, save me from the 4 month regression!
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BOTH equally. LO has a terrible cold and is refusing to eat or sleep.
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@MamaMoose:
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@banana: I'm trying to stretch out his first awake time, but he starts getting super cranky and just sitting on the floor in front of his crib crying by 2.5 hours (on a solid 2-nap day he'd be up for 2 hours before his first nap). Then if I'm lucky he'll nap 1.5 hours (usually 15-20 minutes less, though), and then if he doesn't nap again he's up for 6 or 7 hours. I love my kid to pieces, but that's just a long time without a Mama-break (not to mention I used to do things like prep/cook dinner/clean during his second nap...)
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@banana: the good news is she's still in great spirits as long as I'm not trying to make her do one of those two things!
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@lovehoneybee: Have you pushed his bedtime up? I pushed my DD's bedtime up by an hour ever since she transitioned to 1 nap.
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@banana: I've pulled it back some out of necessity (because 6 hrs up is really his limit...) but not as an official bedtime. Problem is, with his bedtime now DH can see him a few nights during the week (if he gets off early enough). With an earlier bedtime there's no way...it's increasingly difficult to balance everyone's needs.
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In the very early days it was eating / nursing that stressed me out, around 6-8 months it was the sleeping but now at twelve months I've given up on stressing even though LO still wakes once or twice a night. For me the stressing was actually worse than the not sleeping!
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@MamaMoose: Hopefully once her cold passes, she'll go back to eating and sleeping beautifully!!!
@lovehoneybee: I hear ya. My DH only gets about an hour with her because he comes home pretty late. Some nights he doesn't even see her at all.
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@banana: Right now it's feeding and I fear she's going to be a picky eater too. She actually spits out her milk if she doesn't want it. Baby girl is a great sleeper and naps on schedule for now.
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Sleep! It's definitely better than before but he still wakes multiple times a night.
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@Kimberlybee: My daughter is a good eater but if she doesn't like something, she'll spit it right out and refuse another bite. UGH. But at least she eats veggies. My son won't eat any green veggies!
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Eating! My LO is a dream sleeper, but is 1st percentile for weight and just doesn't love to eat. Now that he's a year, I don't worry about every single feeding, but it's still the number one thing I worry about!
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Both!! Sleep because she makes all these noises and I freak that she is spitting up in her sleep or something. Eating because we still have times where it takes us a bit to latch and I worry about her spitting up and getting back to birthweight.
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DS wouldn't eat or nap today. So both for today! Haha. Usually it's sleep though.
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Sleep!!! DS2 has been sleeping like crap lately, making me sleep like crap too.
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I lucked out with a good eater but not a great sleeper. I'm hoping DS2 will be good at both. One can hope, right?
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Sleep. I just, ugh. So bad.
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@banana: eating, she eats more than she used to, but still so picky and she tantrums at every meal!
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I guess eating. I'm stressing over the transition from bottle to cup. Thinking of biting the bullet tomorrow and going cold turkey to the cup. Yikes!
It's always something...
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Sleeping. His tiny teeth are coming through, but they make his overnights a rollercoaster ride for DW and me.
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Sleep! I am so over the night wakings! I think at this point though I'm just going to deal until I have the willpower to take them on again.
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Definitely eating. My supply has tanked and I'm worried she's not getting enough
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Sleep. If anything she eats too much!
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Sleep! It has been a nightmare for us lately (refusing to nap completely on the weekends, taking forever to fall asleep, waking up at night and taking a million years to settle back down) at 22 months! Sleep has always been more of an issue than food though...
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Eating hands down, her sleep is crappy too. She went from eating or at least trying everything to only snacking. She eats oatmeal and toast for breakfast, a few bites of apple and banana, then the rest of the day she basically refuses everything. The 1 thing she's continued to eat is steak, but we can't have steak every night!!
) We tried kale yesterday and he gobbled it up!
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