Baby Sleep Training NO CRY Method! Tricks for Baby Sleeping Through the Night.

[@SophiePickles]

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[@lynzywoolman6640]

My baby is 10 months old & I have had a lot of PPA and I don’t know how to explain it but it physically effects me when she is bellowing so this really helped ❤️

[@ashthompson6782]

So glad i have found your video Sofie, my little girl is 8months old and has been waking every hour for the last 8 weeks and nothing is working.

[@d_voko]

Such a lovely video!

[@OMGUGMR1]

This video really helped me. ❤️ Calmed and relaxed that it is hard time to time but with routines and calmness we will get there. 😊

[@debbiemagee2085]

Thanks Sophie, really helpful. Good to know that I can still feed my baby just before she goes down and that she doesn't have to be fully awake either x

[@SophiePickles]

So glad to help, Debbie ❤ Yes to feeding before bed! 🥰🎊

[@michellehooper4481]

Very helpful. Thank you. My Finley is 7m and I neeeeed to do this whereas his brothers didn't start sleeping til 4yo. Xx

[@beckytownsend1839]

I am really struggling with my 6 month old.. he used to sleep through perfectly until the dreaded 4 month sleep regression and now he wakes every 2 or so hours and is hungry.. really dont know what to do, we have a really lovely nightime routine, but online says if hes hungry there isnt a lot we can do about it

[@thendralnirmal]

Is he working through the night now? And how

[@rosierichards5421]

Do you put on white noise for nighttime? I’m putting it on every night since he was newborn as he suffered with colic but I’m just wondering if it’s normal and if I should get rid of it?

[@sarahtara5546]

My daughter is 7 months 3 weeks, and last night she woke up over and over and over again. She was kicking and punching me. It was horrible. She got her 2 naps during the day, although maybe they were a littler short. She sleeps in bed with me. I usually nurse her to sleep. I will try some of your tips here. Thank you! We do have a consistent bedtime routine, but maybe she was overtired last night. I just can't have another night like last night...

[@SophiePickles]

You may be right. You're also right on the cusp of the 8 month regression, which is often timed with a big leap in physical development - often leading to babies being awake as they practise new ways of moving. Could be the case here? Sorry that you had such a bad night and hoping it's better tonight for you!

[@sarahtara5546]

@@SophiePickles hmm okay, that could be a possibility. I haven't heard about this 8 month leap. Thank you for responding and so quickly! This is my first, and so far I have figured out that when she has a "bad" night, it is usually some type of phase she has to get through. You are spot on when you mention that we just need patience too lol

[@christola]

I’m going through the same 8 month sleep regression now also cosleeping and feeding to sleep. Recipe for disaster lol. But sleep training doesn’t seem right idk.. having them sleep in their own room from 6 months on is better but even then you have to make sure they’re sleeping in their own bed at least first! Idk how to break this cycle now it’s so far gone 😢

[@nikholfranklin4118]

This eased my anxiety a bit about my babies sleep. very helpful, thank you!

[@SophiePickles]

I'm so glad to hear that! ❤

[@rheaabaloyan4740]

Thank you for this video!!! My little one is already 17 months but still doesn't sleep through the night 😞

[@aydenarshad542]

How did you use the technique to get baby to sleep throughout please. I don’t like a CIO method

[@chloemckay3699]

Watching this and crying. We're going through a bit of a tough time with my baby's sleep (he's just turned 10 months) and it's just making me so stressed and anxious. Xxx

[@SophiePickles]

I'm really sorry to hear you're having a tough time, Chloe 😔 Send me a DM and we can chat xx

[@nataliew1931]

Such a great video with so many useful tips. How do you know if baby genuinely still needs milk in the night or is only using breastfeeding to get back to sleep? My baby wakes up 3-6 times and won’t go back to sleep without feeding but he’s only just over 5 months so don’t want to force him to sleep through if he’s not ready and still needs milk and/or comfort :)

[@SophiePickles]

At 5 months you would expect a baby to still need feeding through the night and it definitely sounds like he still needs it. The biggest signs would be pushing the milk away or not drinking hardly anything. Some babies will continue to need feeding through the night until around 18-24 months, although many stop waking for food around the 9 month mark x

[@nataliew1931]

Thanks! That’s very reassuring to know as I was reading on a popular baby advice site that once babies reach 11 pounds they don’t need night feeds anymore! No way that’s going to happen here haha :)

[@ngocbui4959]

Hello Sophie, i’m first mom with 2 months old girl. And i’m struggling with her sleeping. She always cry when i put her down in her crib in nap time and night time . I even take 2 hours every night just helping her to sleep and it makes me so exhausted. Could you please tell me bed time routine and nap time routine to help her has good sleep and happy baby?

[@sophialopez7647]

So helpful.

[@wendyrau4318]

I have a 7 month old baby girl, and oh gosh she’s waking up 4-5 times… she wants to drink milk. She actually drinks quiet a lot. I just want her to sleep more through the night. I feel she had a sleep regression. She used to wake up max 3 times.

[@theholistichypnotherapy]

Can we change the bedtime routine later? Like right now Bathtime is a part of bedtime routine but there might be some days we cannot do that.

[@SophiePickles]

Totally! Whatever works for you. Just once you've changed it, try to stick to the new routine to maintain consistency 😊

[@coolinmac]

You shouldn’t be bathing it everyday anyway. That’s ridiculous

[@jaclyn4098]

I dont understand why everyone says "make sure your baby has a big feeding" because I cant make my baby eat more??

[@moldyvoldy1231]

I don't think they necessarily mean feed them more, just that they eat what would be a regular feed for them so that their tummies are full and they don't wake so soon.

[@kateclark3408]

Were really struggling with our one year old who we have just moved down to her own cot/bed. Please help us!!

[@SophiePickles]

Sorry to hear that Kate! You can send me a DM on Instagram or Facebook for a quick chat or I do have support packages available on my website too: www.sophiepickles.com

[@erinbarton3549]

my son is 8 months old. will this work for him?

[@anshupriya0401]

At what age should we start this?

[@marianikatabaquin4383]

Hi, what if they cry again as you put back down after burp or say I love you?

[@SophiePickles]

I can't give a specific answer without knowing a lot more details (there could be a of reasons for the crying). I wouldn't leave them to cry though and would pick them up x

[@jennifertye3942]

How to ensure you can give a big feed if they fall asleep at the breast please? Xx

[@heatherrichmond2461]

Thank you! This is my question too? Really struggling

[@blessedofgod2241]

my baby is 7 and a half months. When he turned 4 months i moved him to our bed from his cot because i was so exhausted from the night wakes and feeds and now he wont sleep in his bed. in our bed he sleeps through the night with the occasional boob snack but in his bed he wakes up immediately he reaslises he is alone, what to do?

[@SophiePickles]

Without knowing the whole situation, I'd say it's very likely to be separation anxiety. I have a few posts over on my Instagram about it xx

[@karinapeters829]

YYes please

[@karinapeters829]

Can you show me