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Tuesday, October 14, 2008

Whoever said that babies should be kept awake during the day so that they can sleep throughout the night should be shot. I tried that method (thinking.. yea.. normal people dont sleep well at night because they slept too much in the day) and I got one super unhappy grumpy baby who also does NOT want to sleep at night.

The last time she took 3 hourly naps during the day, she could sleep at least 7 hours during the night. I'm now trying to adjust her night sleep from 8pm to 10pm so that she'll at least sleep throughout the night.

So now, I'm forcing her to take naps during the day. Hopefully she'll adjust soon..




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