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sleeping in 'sarong'

fifin04

Post: 76

hi mummies, does your child still sleep in 'sarong' throughout the nite? i two-yr-princess still wanna that! how to train her?

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Posted on 15/08/2005 05:29:42

junjun

Post: 331

Hi, when my son was before 8mth also got problem going out coz he need sarong to sleep... i even bought the electronic rocking/swing to rock him when we started to let him sleep in sarong b4 the even 1st month.

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Posted on 16/08/2005 09:20:37

annkarin72

Post: 157

For me, my gal will sleep in the sarong when my mil is taking care of her. But when she is with me, she'll sleep on her bed (either for naps or for the night). Guess you have to let the bb get used to sleeping on the bed. After some time, they will get used to it.

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Posted on 16/08/2005 09:14:47

quahyy

Post: 30

Hi Jo My 4 mths old son sleeps in the sarong for his afternoon nap and needs to be rocked throughtout his sleep. I tried many times to transfer him to his cot but he will wake up yelling and i have to put him back in the sarong again.. sad right? My son naps very short and we have problems bring him out. He needs the sarong whenever he wants to sleep. At night, he must sleep by my side.

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Posted on 16/08/2005 09:00:59

reghurajpj

Post: 346

Hi mums, for both my kids, I pat them until they sleep and then transfer to the sarong. This way, they will still sleep if there is no sarong available. My mum's place has it, but not my own. That's why they cannot get used to being rocked to sleep in a sarong.

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Posted on 16/08/2005 05:08:11

junjun

Post: 331

Hi jol, at the begining my mom only transfer my son to bed after 1-2 hrs fall sleep in sarong, later part more sooner and now he dun want to be pat in sarong. May be ur dd need to take longer time, like my sister's son also must sleep in sarong until 3 yrs...

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Posted on 15/08/2005 10:11:23

sesiek

Post: 11

Sleeping in SarongI have trained my boy not to sleep in the sarong at nite since he was 4mths old. Although it was pretty tough in the beginning but he gets used to it quite soon.

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Posted on 15/08/2005 10:03:55

fifin04

Post: 76

i did what u all are doing, transfer her to bed after she hd slept soundly.... problem is.... she will wake up 2~3 hrs later to ask for milk/water and must put her to 'sarong' again.... or else.... no ending

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Posted on 15/08/2005 07:56:17

junjun

Post: 331

Hi jo, my son need sarong to be sleep soundly before 1 month old that I already out of no choice then let him sleep in sarong. But, slowly had transfer him to bed after he fall sleep in sarong for nite time. Now, he is 19months+, he start to reject to sleep in sarong, only afternoon nap manage to let him sleep in sarong, sometimes even want to lay on his small matress in the hall. At nite, he want to roll n roll on bed then fall sleep by himself when all lights off with air-con on . May be you star

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Posted on 15/08/2005 06:32:08

salbia

Post: 100

Hi jo, i still use the sarong for my son to fall asleep!! he's now oredi 15mths.. without the sarong, he'll take more than 1 hr to fall asleep on the bed.. he sleeps in the sarong for his nap but at night after he's fallen asleep in the sarong, i'll xfer him to his own bed.. it's been like that since he first started to sleep in the sarong when he's abt 3 mths old.. mayb u can try transferring ur gal to her bed when she's has slept soundly.. mayb abt after 1-2 hrs.. june

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