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finally...sleep success

uck51js9zml2yt · 2012-06-03 07:04:14

at 20 months our son is finally sleeping in his own room. he slept a lot of nights in our bed but we moved him this weekend having had his room ready a year. he goes to sleep now with us in the room and stays asleep when we leave.he is sleeping till 730 and not a whimper when he wakes.

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03-06-2012 8:04am

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at 20 months our son is finally sleeping in his own room.
he slept a lot of nights in our bed but we moved him this weekend having had his room ready a year.
he goes to sleep now with us in the room and stays asleep when we leave.he is sleeping till 730 and not a whimper when he wakes.

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#2 04-06-2012 1:20am
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Fantastic stuff! we only recently got there with our 25 month old daughter. We don't know ourselves having the bed back to ourselves & not waking up with a little foot in our back/ear/mouth

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#3 09-06-2012 9:52am
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Congrats. Huge milestone.Our eldest child went to his room at 21 months and the youngest... well, she's only 8 months now so a bit to go.

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#4 09-06-2012 10:02am
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A week later... Still on his cot but has a cry before he settles.
I go into him in the morning and he's quietly lying in his cot waiting to be rescued.:-)

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