Sentences with phrase «few times she woke up»

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«At a high level, people find they fall asleep faster, sleep longer, and wake up fewer times in the middle of the night,» says Silbert.

Waking up before you have to lets you find time to pray, exercise or just spend a few minutes alone before the craziness of the day begins.

I had a wake - up call a few weeks ago because I was feeling mad at my own church for making me so busy, and I was feeling shame at the reality that I spend most of my time with Christians, and most of those Christians go to my church.

Whipping up this smoothie takes a few minutes and the loud, annoying blender sound is the wake - up call for everyone else in the house (no use going up and down the stairs three times!)

Most of ye probably didn't support arsenal when Wenger was classed as one of the most wanted managers in Europe and was putting it up to Utd and winning trophies every yr things are different now the moving stadium all that less whinging give it a bit of time he is starting to spend and I'm sure he will buy 1 or 2 in Jan and a few big signings nxt summer and I hope he goes out on a high man gets ridiculed by knobs like ye on a regular basis players want to play for him big star players like his style wake up a bit as long as he is in charge the club is in good hands

In other news, our team seems to be rounding nicely into form, with a productive off - season and several new additions already settling in, there seems to be a renewed sense of confidence in the air... our well - oiled machine has conducted business again early this year, so we can just sit back, kick our feet up and watch all those other suckers scramble to make panic moves in the 11th hour... of course, we need to tie up a few loose ends but our team of savvy negotiators, under the tutelage of our faithful leader, will perform their usual magic with ample time to spare... I have to laugh when I look around the soccer world and see all those teams look upon us with envy and scorn as they struggle to mimic our seemingly infallible business model... thank goodness the powers that be had the foresight and fortitude to resist the temptations of the modern football era... instead of listening to all the experts and simply taking the easy way out by making the necessary improvements on the field and in the front office, we chose the path never traveled... we are truly pioneers in our field... sometimes you just have to have faith in the people that have always conducted themselves in a respectful and honest fashion... most fans aren't so fortunate, they will never know what it's like to follow a team that treats everyone in and around the club as if they were an extended member of the family... all for one I say... so when you wake up this morning, please try not to gloat when you see rival fans pacing back and forth waiting for their respective teams to pull the usual panic buys, just say nothing and be thankful that it isn't you... like I've always said, this is why you stay the course... this is when the real benefits of having someone in charge for over 2 decades really pays off... have a great day fellow Gunners

But old clu-less Wenger makes us look like pure amatures, always struggling to score even the small teams But at times he wakes up and plays a good team with good tactics, but they are few times that can't win us anything I hope we get a better coach after Wenger leaves

Not sure anyone will be wanting to sign him next year for other than a few million, He has had one good game so far this season and seeing we have had a great start that does not sit well, Last week playing Tomks and Reid in the middle was not good and so far Tomks has played better at right back because he concentrated more and don't give me that not so good attacking view we don't need that with the midfield and forwards we have and I would prefer Kouyate going forward and not having to worry about covering Jenks back, Time for Oxford to have a game along side Reid I think or Ginge, Maybe Jenks and Noble need to watch from the bench for a week and get a reality check, No I ain't saying get rid just a slap on the wrist to wake them up

so nice & once it got washed & dried a few times held up to emma's super nighttime soaking --(I even had to change sposies in the middle of the night so she wouldn't wake up soaked through her jammies!

This is rare because normally a few of my kids seem to wake up at the same time so... [Read more...]

You may think that starting a night time routine with your infant is trivial, especially when they're likely to wake up in only a few hours.

Those are also the nights she tends to wake up a few times crying or screaming.

He still woke up few times a night, but got back to sleep easily with a diaper change / feeding (we co-sleep).

A few days before the time change, introduce your baby / toddler to the new time by waking up slightly earlier than usual.

I usually end up saying that she wakes up a few times, but goes straight back to sleep as I just pop the boob in, so honestly it doesn't bother me.

A few hours of calm time is well worth the early wake up call.

She will sleep for a few hours, and then wake up like its party time.

She will probably wake up when you do this, and NOT accept it the first few times.

She does this a few times during the night then wakes up around 4 am for a proper feed.

She would wake up a few times a night, walk down the hallway to my room, breastfeed in the chair, put me back and then head back to her bed.

You can't control what time he goes to sleep, but you can control when he wakes up, so wake him up on time, and get him outside, even if just for a few minutes.

Although we've accidentally woken her up a few times, we've now gotten better at estimating baby sleep cycles and can now move her without waking her.

The first few times it will be a while of crying and refusing to lay down but once they learn you are not going to feed them and you want them to lay down then they will find it pointless to wake up and it will be less frequent if any at all night wakings.

As each night went on there were fewer wake - ups and shorter amounts of time when Elle would cry.

Still cosleeping, and as I mentioned above, he's been waking up a few times a week.

but alas my 2 yr old now decides wake up time is 4 am and then i have 4 other kids who have been refusing to sleep till around 10 which puts my bed time at 12 and i can; t drink coffee so alas the caffeine suckered me in but i only had a few and boy they were soooo good lol.

A few times we've had to undertake rounds of baby sleep training because he wakes up in the middle of the night to eat.

The battery can stay charged for 5 - 8 hours, which is plenty of time for your kid to fall asleep, wake up a few times, hear the soothing sound of your choice, and fall right back to sleep.

That was rare, and I totally enjoyed not having to get out of bed for a few weeks, but then that time ended and now she's back to waking up dry around 1 am.

All of us, babies and adults alike, wake up several times every night for brief periods (anywhere from a few seconds to a few minutes).

There was a time that she didn't need to pee all night (I offered but consistently she wouldn't go so then I switched to only offering when she has trouble settling back to sleep (we co-sleep and I nurse her back to sleep), like popping on and off the breast or falling asleep only to wake up again after a few mins.

Early on I realized I was waking up a few times each night to sit him up, pat his back, and get a response from him.

But just a week before 6 months she started to wake up few times a night even tho we stick to our usual routine every night, walks, bath, books, nurse etc..

Most people, including you, wake up a few times in the middle of the night.

A few nights she does wake up crying and has a hard time falling back to sleep so she's been taking naps during the day.

This is the fastest way to get your child to adjust to the new time zone - follow your usual schedule in the new time zone, even if there are a few unusual wake ups / really early mornings.

There are a few suggestions here and much of it depends on 1) what time your children wake up and go to bed 2) their temperament when tired.

Your newborn's tiny tummy will likely keep her from dozing more than a few hours at a time before she wakes up to eat.

There are a few babies that do still wake up for feedings even into the first years of life, but showing them how to fall asleep and stay asleep will often help them sleep through the night around this time period.

He'll be a year old in a few days, and for the last week he's been back to waking up two or three times a night.

While yes, this is very, very true, since newborns are waking up every few hours to feed, there are times we can get some shut eye, but we don't.

It seemed no matter how many times we tried the dream feed, she would always wake up a few hours later anyway.

I have a few questions: 1) during the day if your baby wakes up before the 3 hour mark do you feed even if they don't seem hungry or do you play with them until next time slot?

If I were you, I would dedicate a few days to feeding him every time he wakes up early and as soon as he wakes in the night.

He may yawn a few times so I put him in his crib but he wakes right back up.

It is as if you have written every thought that has plagued my mind for the past few months, ill feel great and confident about it for days, even weeks at a time and then one night she'll wake me up several times throughout the night to nurse and cries everytime I try to unlatch.

At 2 months of age, she is now waking up only 2 times a night (on average), and has had a few nights of sleeping 6 hours or more in a row.

Rest assured, there are a few tips and tricks that will help you gain some sleep during those difficult times when you either can not get comfortable, or you just keep waking up.

Olivia sleeps around five to seven hours at night (on bad nights she wakes up and needs to be rocked back to sleep, but will go back down without feeding) and a few times she has slept ten hours!

He's even waking up dry at naptime and a few times in the morning.