WHAT SEVEN-MONTH-OLD BENJI'S MUM SAYS, NOW SHE IS ABOUT TO SLEEP TRAIN HIM:
"Yes I'll be honest I am dreading it, but I know it's a necessary evil.
I've been following the dieticians advice already in preparation & he's been taking on lots of foods as well as formula from a cup.
I plan to start it tomorrow. I'm worried.
The main reason I am so nervous, is I tried sleep training before with my eldest son, and it was horrific.
I'm afraid, he would cry all night, in a solid block of 5+ hours. Literally fighting sleep. I did this for 3 weeks and it didn't work.
So this time I thought I'd get some expert advice. I've read the plan and I feel I am as prepared as I can be.
Artie, my eldest is staying at my mother in laws for a night or two, so I at least am under no pressure as far as it upsetting him.
I'm afraid, he would cry all night, in a solid block of 5+ hours. Literally fighting sleep. I did this for 3 weeks and it didn't work.
So this time I thought I'd get some expert advice. I've read the plan and I feel I am as prepared as I can be.
Artie, my eldest is staying at my mother in laws for a night or two, so I at least am under no pressure as far as it upsetting him.
It's such a hard thing to do.
If Benji's waking was less extreme I wouldn't even consider it as I don't have a problem with getting up to him a few times a night. But we've got to a ridiculous level with no sign of improvement.
If Benji's waking was less extreme I wouldn't even consider it as I don't have a problem with getting up to him a few times a night. But we've got to a ridiculous level with no sign of improvement.
Wish me luck."
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