I expected it to be the first few weeks but actually, it's now. She's 15 weeks old and really fighting getting down to sleep, as well as waking up twice a night for feeds instead of sleeping through like she used to do. I'm sooo, soooo crazily tired. Will I ever sleep properly again? Someone please tell me I will! Lies are fine, just give me something to hang on to, ha ha : )
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this entire past year... seriously... I am so tired all the time.
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@Mrs. Pen: Oh goodness, do you just get used to it? Does the stingy tired eyes feeling ever go away? Bye bye sleep, sob!
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You will sleep again!!!! The hardest thing for me has been to not freak out about the tough stages never ending, so I get where you're coming from.
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I think it was probably worst for me for the first 2 months. Then his wakeups started being shorter so even though he still wasn't/isn't STTN I still get some decent stretches of sleep.
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Now, around 6 months. He's not quite crawling but he's very mobile so I'm chasing him around a lot. He's teething like mad so he's cranky and wants to be held. He was STTN for a bit but now he's up every 2 hours (again, I blame the teeth). I'm exhausted by the time DH gets home.
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@travelgirl1: sometimes I get used to it... but there have been some particularly bad weeks. For some reason this month has been difficult. I actually find it really hard when your baby teases you with STTN and then goes back to waking a few times a night. I was fine with multiple wake ups and still able to feel pretty much well rested... but now that I know he can STTN and won't, it's a lot harder!
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I was lucky with ds, and he started STTN from 4 months. The first time I was really tired was when I went back to work, went to school full time and was a single mom. Now that I'm a sahm again, I'm just tired because I'm pregnant with a 5 year old...which I know is nothing compared to being pregnant with a toddler!
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@googly-eyes: Thank goodness! Just a few hours would be nice : )
@Running Elley: I was getting decent stretches but now she fights going down so hard I'm exhausted from just trying to get her to sleep.
@FutureMrsMcK: Ha ha, oh no, so it gets worse at six months? Ahhhh I think I may have a bit longer before she's mobile though as the harness will probably delay it.
@Mrs. Pen: Yes I agree that tempting you with a full night then taking it away is harder... I think that's why I'm so tired now!
@katiew92081: That must be hard... wishing you many good nights of sleep through pregnancy : )
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@travelgirl1: I slept through the first 7 months, practically, so I'm good. This pregnancy in general has made me groggy. Thankfully, the fog has lifted for now, so I'm in the clear...for a few more weeks, lol.
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The first month was the hardest for me!
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Around month 4 when she was in a sleep regression after having STTN for a while previously, and I was back at work so couldn't sleep in ever.
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Right at 6 months when we weaned from the swaddle. Holy crap. It was an awful couple of weeks,
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Probably the first few weeks because she had her days and nights mixed up.
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I think it was around 3.5-4 months. He was also fighting going down at that time. He wouldn't go down without being rocked for an hour or more. We started sleep training when I got frustrated one night. Now it's during his naps that he fights sleep.
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Probably 4 months, during a sleep regression. LO was waking every couple of hours and needed her pacifier replaced. We sleep trained at 4.5 months and she started to consistently STTN. Life has been much better since then. So hang in there!
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LO is 19 months and I'm still tired. It's a different kind of tired. I sleep, but now I'm running around, chasing her all day long. it's exhausting!
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