Sentences with phrase «put her back down»

Everytime I pick it up, I put it back down..

Drank some coffee grab my iPhone then immediately put it back down, woke her up and started making love.

I can't remember who Kansas playing but I saw a guard just put him flat on the ground, he popped right back up and almost had the sack before an OT put him back down.

Both of them would wake frequently if sleeping alone and you couldn't put them back down, but both of them slept fine if they were sleeping with me.

If he looks like he'll go back to sleep, I'll put him back down.

Last night she cried off and on from 3:30 - 4:30 a and put herself back down, and then she woke back up at 5:15 a.

When he falls asleep at 12:30 or 1:00 after his 10 pm, he usually wakes up between 3:30 or 4:00 am and so I feed him and try to put him back down until 6 am.

She will nurse and do solids and I try to put her back down at 2:30 p.m. but she rarely takes this afternoon nap very well.

If I nurse him, he'll nurse for a few minutes, fall asleep and then wake once I put him back down.

2) He still seems tired at 6 am (yawning through feeding) so I put him back down and he'll sleep through till 8 am or so, which is when I start my day.

You can get her up when she wakes early, play for a bit, then put her back down to see if she will finish out the nap.

Starting around 5 - 6 pm his last «nap» is always really short (30mins - ish) so depending on when he wakes up then I feed him (anywhere between 6 - 6:30) then he has awake time and then I feed him again before putting him back down around 8:30 - 9:30.

I keep him awake for feedings and normally put him back down after being awake 45 - 60 after waking him for the daytime feedings.

Let's say that you put your baby down and they sleep for about an hour and then want to eat again (when they usually sleep longer) do you do wake time after the feeding or try to put them back down to finish a nap (never seems to work)?

I feed at 6 am put him back down and we start our day at 9 with feed, play, sleep and do this at 12,3,6 and then our last feeding is between 830 - 9 pm.

How long do you wait to go to your crying baby before picking up and putting back down and between picking up and putting down?

For the pick - up - put - down method, you pick up the baby when they're crying, soothe them until they're calm, and then put them back down in the crib or bassinet, according to Healthline.

If your baby doesn't settle down after a few minutes, try to comfort him quickly and put him back down before he falls asleep.

I simply washed her off with warm water and no soap and patted her dry so that regular washing would not dry out her skin, wrapped her in a towel to prevent more messes and changed the sheets and put her back down.

When he wakes at night - time, keep lighting dim, avoid playing or talking to him too much and put him back down as soon as he is fed or changed.

After that I put her back down to play, but she's getting tired so it's a bit of a struggle to keep her happy and occupied.

Her shape has changed, so I could probably put her back down on medium, as well, but it fits fine extended so I am keeping it there for now.

When baby begins to fuss, comfort them until they are almost asleep and put them back down.

Once the babies are fed, put them back down and go back to sleep.

If you're comparing a side - by - side and a tandem and you're talking about pushing down a sidewalk, when you're going up and down the sidewalk, when you jack this up and you put it back down, its really easy to push.

He woke up for his feeding time (he usually eats every 3 hours), and when I put him back down in his crib, he started crying and has been crying for the past 1.5 hours.

On a whim I tried a version of this method where I would put her down, let her cry 5 minutes, then go in and pick her up and comfort her for no more than a minute, put her back down and then left the room quickly.

Try to keep her from falling soundly asleep on the boob and start aiming for that magic «drowsy but awake» window to put her back down.

So after half an hour of trying to put her back down, you finally give in, hoping she'll be that much more tired when her afternoon nap rolls around, only to have the exact same scenario play out again, and baby is a cranky ball of unhappiness for the rest of the day.

Instead, Hogg's approach calls for going to your baby when he cries, picking him up, and putting him back down as many times as necessary.

The second time around, knowing the importance of falling asleep without assistance, I was very careful to put my daughter down drowsy but awake as often as possible from about 4 weeks on, picking her up and soothing her if she fussed, and then putting her back down while still awake.

Try to put her down when she is almost but not quite asleep, pick her up if she cries, but then put her back down while still awake.

But since the goal is to still teach your child to fall asleep on his own, even with these other methods, he will likely just start crying again when you put him back down in his crib or bed, or once you leave his room until he develops good sleep associations.

Then, I would wake the first baby, change, feed, and burp her, and put her back down to sleep.

I usually take her to use the potty (trying not to talk and without turning the lights on), then put her back down in bed (again, no talking).

And the same thing for all of the wakenings (unless she is having a feeding - then feed her, burp her and put her back down in the crib).

It doesn't seem to be a 45 minute intruder or hunger issue (tried feeding her and putting her back down, but she just talks to herself).

I thought maybe she was going through the 2 week growth spurt, so I upped her formula to 4oz, but she still only ate 3oz), I will change her, then put her back down.

The problem is, that he doesn't sleep, but rather cries till 10 pm, I nurse him then and put him back down.

I put him back down at 1:00 and he sleeps until 2:30 (I leave him in there until 3:00).

When McKenna protested the holding still for such things, I just put her back down over and over and over again telling her to lay down and hold still.

Sometimes, I try to feed her if she seems hungry, so my question is this - if baby wakes early from a nap and I feed her, do I put her back down to finish the nap, or do I consider that as a feeding and start the cycle over?

You can then put him back down, and he should fall right to sleep.

When I put him back down, he'll wake up in about 10 mins.

You can either lie down on your bed or sit up in your bed and offer physical and verbal reassurance until she can put herself to sleep, picking her up, of course, if she gets hysterical, calming her and putting her back down.

I would put him back down, but I wouldn't let it get that far.

After endless rounds of interval crying — picking your baby up and putting them back down and listening to them cry and crying yourself — all goes quiet.

Never leave your recliner's footstool up when you're not in the chair, and always double check to ensure that the space beneath you is clear before putting it back down.

If one of my sons started crying, I would either place my hand on his chest until he calmed or pick him up sooth him, and then put him back down again.

I tandem nursed and would have my co-sleeper pulled up to the bed so I could put them each back down without leaving one propped up or just on the bed, even for a minute.