My son doesn't sleep, why?
My son is 3 years old. He's always had trouble sleeping. There were good times and bad, but mostly he slept badly. Since he was born, he's slept with his mom, and I mostly sleep alone. Now we're having problems again. He's been lying in bed with his mom for about an hour and he hasn't fallen asleep. He's very tired, he didn't have a nap, but no, he's fighting not to fall asleep… He cuddles his mom, looks at the blanket the whole time, and tries not to close his eyes. It's really abnormal… what can we do? We're going crazy…
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All parents have the problem.
I think this is missing the loving consequence.
Start reading stories and sending the child consistently to a good night.
If you keep diverting and giving after the child’s will (no matter what it does) then you never get rest.
Papas need a lot of patience!
also my granddaughter always wanted to be cultivated. that was annoying, but she always slept in time.
All right. 😊
Ask the pediatrician. One of our children then got Sedinfant. Sometimes, just tea helps.
Now listen to your situation: stay relaxed, as good as you can. Especially children have a very good feeling about whether adults are in stress. And, unfortunately, stress is…
That’s depressing I can imagine. On Amazon, I would have seen Melatonin rubber bears. They are completely natural. Maybe help
They’re hardly investigated. I wouldn’t give it to a little kid. Personally, they don’t do well.
House in the flood and since then they run repairs
Father for weeks in hospital
Mother again pregnant
No wonder the bubble doesn’t sleep
emotional stress 😄
To be honest, it is not a great talent to put these issues together by looking at the other questions from the member. How do you know where the bubble is asleep after the flood? Do you think my son got anything from the flood? No! What does it have to do with the mother being pregnant? Do you think you’re stressful and can’t make our son sleep? So it’s funny. The problem with sleep has existed for 3 years, I said just read more.
It’s not about where the little one was in the flood. It is also not about whether the mother is stressful because of pregnancy.
It is about the Bub reacting to EUCH. To the atmosphere at home. To what you need in everyday life.
Children notice very well and very precisely when what “not fits”. Whether the mother is struggling with pregnancy (abuseness, mood swings, or the offspring is coming), his home since the flood is not in the “normal state” or you with your infirmity, which requires you much.
I don’t know your sleep routine. Whether you have a fixed bedtime or you have solid rituals before going to bed. At least you talked to the pediatrician.
I don’t care if your bitch is so short. My back is wide enough. If you’re just as little stress resistant at home, then I’m not surprised that the bubble doesn’t sleep