DS2 is my rock star sleeper, but he had a fever and massive crankiness last week and was up every night for 5 nights, multiple times! So out of character. We typically never hear from him. DS1 usually wakes us up once a week for some reason or antiher (bad dream, has to pee, etc).
When was your last night waking?
persimmon / 1111 posts
Last night. DS likes to eat all night so he can play all day (he's a reverse cycler)
blogger / wonderful cherry / 21616 posts
Every night.
He's 4.5 and it's been an issue for a year.
pear / 1823 posts
Every night with my 3 year old. The 20 month old is a little gem. Fingers crossed it lasts!
cantaloupe / 6687 posts
She's almost 5 and rarely wakes up in the MOTN - usually only if she's super sick and even then that's rare. When she was 2-3 she would occasionally wake up to use the bathroom and would call us to help her - I'm so glad that phase is over!
nectarine / 2667 posts
Always. Every night since forever. My kids are 4 years and 8 months. We've had maybe 10 uninterrupted nights since becoming parents (including nights being away from the kids.)
nectarine / 2466 posts
I think the question would be easily answered if it was, when was the last time you didn't have a waking night. Haha
Dd2 never wakes up. Like in the last year, she's woken up twice.
Dd1 wakes up every night. Usually from bad dreams or it being to dark.
pear / 1930 posts
Last night. Her diaper leaked and she was not a fan.
Before that it was over the weekend while staying at a hotel. She woke up at 3am insisting on playing and singing loudly. OH took her down to the lobby to play so not to disturb our neighbors.
Usually she is a great sleeper but not this past week haha.
GOLD / wonderful coconut / 33402 posts
Sunday night, her pull-up leaked, even thought it wasn't full. So annoying.
nectarine / 2951 posts
Just my 3 month old wakes up once. My 3 year old is a good sleeper, thank goodness!
persimmon / 1281 posts
Two nights ago. DS finally started sttn about two months ago but we're transitioning to one nap so it's screwing with him a little bit.
honeydew / 7230 posts
Blake wakes up every night, at least once, these days. Alice is fussing on the monitor right now, but I'm not honestly sure if she ever fell asleep or if she's just been reading in bed since we put her down 1.5 hrs ago. It's 9:15, child, you need to go to bed!
clementine / 778 posts
DS hasn't woke up in the middle of the night since he was 4 months. He is almost 3, so about 32 months ago.
persimmon / 1095 posts
A few weeks ago. He fell out of his relatively new twin bed. Other than that (twice in a month), it has been a year and a half.
pineapple / 12053 posts
@Mrs. Toad: i was going to say, it's been a couple days since my period went away and DD2 went back to sleeping through (my period has majorly been effecting my supply and almost immediately causes her to wake up over night to eat), but then i remembered that DD1 (3.5) fell out of her bed last night for the first time since she started sleeping in something other than her crib! she whacked her face on her doll crib, started crying and when i went in, she said she "wasn't paying attention" so she fell out.... i think she was still half asleep!
pomelo / 5573 posts
It's 1am and I'm currently downstairs playing blocks with my 6 month old. He's been restless since 10, we've been holding him and he wouldn't settle down, would doze and cry out, kicking his legs. I have no idea what's going on but since the other option was to keep wrestling him in his bedroom hoping he didn't wake up his brother some blocks seemed like the better option. I'm hoping he gets tired soon.
hostess / papaya / 10219 posts
Ds1 wakes up a couple times a week to pee or with a nightmare.
DS2 wakes up every night multiple times right now (8months) due to teething.
honeydew / 7504 posts
D (3.5) wakes up and comes to sleep on his sleeping bag in our room most nights. So I don't count that. But Tues and Wed nights he was up puking - Tues from 11p-2a and Wed just once at 4am. A (7m) usually fusses once or twice but just needs her paci and she goes right back out, so I don't really count that. But Tues night she was up from about 10:30-midnight, needed Ibuprofin and to be rocked back to sleep. Yeah, Tues night from about 11-12 was a shitshow at our house, between D puking, Hubs cleaning said puke off our (carpetted) bedroom floor, and the 2 of us running back and forth to comfort A... TGIF!!
hostess / wonderful persimmon / 25556 posts
My 4 year old has woken up every night this week and come into our bed. It's making me miserable.
wonderful kiwi / 23653 posts
A while back when she had coxsackie! Can't blame her for that!
honeydew / 7444 posts
It's been a long time! DS is 21.5 months and last month he woke up around 1am because he wanted water. I thought water requests didn't happen until they were much older!
pomelo / 5257 posts
Every night...because he's 5 weeks 
We actually had about a six-hour stretch last night, so that was nice!
grapefruit / 4988 posts
Maybe one or two weeks ago. She must have had a nightmare because she started crying in the middle of the night. I went down and sat with her until she went back to sleep.
Before then, honestly I can't remember. Months probably. She's 3 and has been a rock solid sleeper for literally years now.
pomegranate / 3438 posts
Ugh, my 4.5 year old goes through phases and we are currently in one now. He was up twice last night and the second time I just let him crawl in to bed with me. DH is out of town so there was room. He's been talking about monsters and skeletons in his closet. Yay for Halloween 
hostess / wonderful watermelon / 39513 posts
My one year old woke up a lot on Wednesday night!
coconut / 8483 posts
Ds is 2.5 and wakes up multiple times a week for dumb reasons. Toe is out of the blanket, needs a bandaid, etc. DD is 3 months and gets up once usually. I haven't slept through the night in a long long long time.
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