Often
the first waketime is the shortest.
So McKenna's
first waketime is 50 minutes.
Not exact matches
Erin, For the
first nap, she would likely need a shorter
waketime.
First I can not get our day to start at
waketime.
LaceyLS, I would try it putting her down at the
first sign of sleepiness and see what happens.If she falls asleep faster, then you know she can use a shorter
waketime.
I did babywise and CIO with my
first so I have a pretty good idea of optimal
waketimes and reading cues.
I'm not sure if she's getting too much
waketime before that
first nap... I usually go walking with her in the morning and often she'll fall asleep in the stroller and when I get home I'll put her in bed, but I've also tried nixing the walk and scheduling just an hour or so of
waketime so she won't be as sleepy going down for a nap and she still rises early.
Also, in reading about your working with Kaitlyn on her
waketimes, I was wondering if you meant that each week she mastered a
waketime (week one, mastered the
first morning
waketime, week two the second, etc.) and that you kept adding one or if you just worked on one and then the next week worked on another, allowing her to sleep immediately after her feeding in the morning if necessary.
I try to cut
waketime, extend
waketime, the room is dark i use withe noise, my baby is little colichy but in the
first day he had more gas pain but sleeps well for naps.
I would
first try to tone down stimulation and then if that dosn't work, add five minutes
waketime at a time.
Lsn, His
waketime length is quite long for an 8 week old — even now at 10 - 11 weeks, he should be up for 60 - 90 minutes before his
first nap.
Since you want the 8 AM
waketime, that is why I would go for the dreamfeed
first.
Courtney, the
first thing to check is optimal
waketime.