Sentences with phrase «sleep crutches so»

Indeed the bottle and pacifier are both sucking actions and can be sleep crutches so addressing one alone wont do the trick!

It's time to help your baby overcome their sleep crutches so everyone can wake up happy.

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Today, they didn't want to go to sleep at naptime... they both cried uncontrollably, even after rocking and even after putting them in the swings (and BTW... I am using the damn swings as a crutch, but I AM SO TIRED).

So, no, you don't «have» to sleep coach, but believe me when I tell you that there's such a marked difference between a well - rested, well - napped baby and one who has sleep issues (or just bad sleep habits or what I like to call sleep crutches).

I suggest that you continue to use the naptime sleep crutch and create a flexible schedule that includes your baby's naptimes, so that your baby is getting quality daytime sleep while you are focused on night coaching.

But once I realized the co-sleeping was leading to a boob - in - the - mouth - like - a-pacifier sleep crutch, I sacked up and moved them to their cribs so I could distinguish between the «I'm actually hungry and need to eat» wakings from the «I'm just awake and need to learn to self soothe» ones.

So, if a child can not fall asleep without a parent feeding him to sleep, the feeding becomes a crutch.

I'm not confident either, often falling back to my old crutches, like feeding or rocking him to sleep, which seems so much easier in the short term, even though I know it's probably the wrong decision in the long run.