18 vel 2009, 13:54
Jedna je stvar situacija kad dijete ima PROBLEM, druga je kad si mi normalnu situaciju predstavimo kao problem i pokušavamo od bebe napravit ono što nije.
18 vel 2009, 13:59

18 vel 2009, 14:07
eli je napisao/la:Drugo, ne smatram da je normalno ni nužno da SVAKO dijete spava u dobi od 4mj, naprotiv, to je totalno neprirodno i djeci nesvojstveno. Kao što sa 4mj ne jedu slaninu i ne hodaju, većina ih nema potrebu tada prespavati noć.
molim referencu za boldani dio.
kod djece je svašta normalno, a nikako se ne slažem da je moja sreća bila neprirodna, već više neuobičajena jer mi je dijete, koje bi teškom mukom uspavala na sisi već sa tri tjedna spavalo 12 sati u komadu.
kod smirivanja djece, o tome se radi, ne o učenju spavanja, bitno je da se dijete ne traumatizira u cilju postizanja efekta koji majci paše.
18 vel 2009, 14:12
ne smatram da je normalno ni nužno da SVAKO dijete spava u dobi od 4mj
18 vel 2009, 14:19
18 vel 2009, 15:16
evo, ja ne spavam već 10 mjeseci, dakle i ja sam u klubu očajnih.
ali jednostavno ne mogu dijete pustiti da plače i da razvija osjećaj da na njegove potrebe neće biti odgovoreno ili da razvije neke traume
18 vel 2009, 15:18
18 vel 2009, 15:38
. I ti bi ih hendlala da ih imas
, nego.... zanima me koji nacin uspavljivanja je prihvatljiv u takvom slucaju.
18 vel 2009, 15:42
prebaciš ih u njihove krevetiće.18 vel 2009, 15:45
neka zadnji sati prije noćnog spavanja budu sati mirnih aktivnosti i poznatih rutina (kupanje, čitanje, pjevanje, gašenje TVa, smanjivanje rasvjete..)
- budite fleksibilni u dnevnim rutinama, ali neka one budu donekle predvidive - i pritom "uštimavaju" i slijede djetetov biološki sat
- nevjerojatno, ali istinito:) - ako dijete dobro i mirno spava po danu, dobro će i mirno spavati i po noći (tj. ništa nećemo postići dnevnim premaranjem djeteta-neće bolje spavati noću)
- pokušajte produžiti djetetovo dnevno spavanje (npr. ako djetetu odgovara spavanje u šetnji-prošetajte-zbog ovog gore navedenog)
- ubacite pred spavanje ponavljanje nekih nježnih zvukova tipa šššššššš, pajkimo.....ili nekakvu opuštajuću glazbu, koju dijete veže uz spavanje
- pripremite bebu, jer ako joj je vruće, hladno, gladna je, nije podrignula, kaka joj se...onda ovo gore ništa nema smisla
- dojite ili hranite bebu danju na zahtjev, da spavati ide sita, svejedno, nemojte ignorirati noćno dojenje, nužno je za produkciju mlijeka
- nemojte misliti da se bebi, ako je još jako zaigrana i jako je kasno, ne spava, možda je premorena, i nervozna, pokušajte početi s rutinama ranije, možda se iznenadite
18 vel 2009, 16:05
kod smirivanja djece, o tome se radi, ne o učenju spavanja, bitno je da se dijete ne traumatizira u cilju postizanja efekta koji majci paše.
18 vel 2009, 17:55
koliko-toliko i njega bih stvarno trebala naučit da se nauči sam uspavat,a to mi se čini nemoguća misija... ili sam jednostavno prelijena i linija lakšeg otpora dođe do izražaja 18 vel 2009, 18:14
no, osim što mi je neprihvatljivo pustit ga da plače, niti ne mogu, on se automatski počne gušit kod bilo kakvog jačeg plača.

i znam da se neću tako skoro naspavati, iako mi dijete ima 2,8 g.
,a sad vidim da se sve da preživiti 18 vel 2009, 18:31
19 vel 2009, 02:19
cleo - po čemu se ova kontrolirana cry out metoda razlikuje od obične? po tome što si pokraj djetea dok ono plače? i zanima me općenito koja je granica do koje se pušta plač? čak i pod cijenu da se dijete zaceni?
19 vel 2009, 05:29
Teaching your baby to self settle at bedtime can be one of the biggest challenges you will face with your baby's sleep. It is an essential step in your baby learning to sleep through the night.
Babies naturally stir or wake at the end of each sleep cycle, and need to be able to resettle themself back to sleep. Until your baby can fall asleep by herself, she will continue to wake crying in the night and need your help to fall back to sleep.
One of the key issues to address with self-settling is sleep associations. This means what does your baby think she needs to fall asleep. If she has a sleep association that involves you, then she will think she needs YOU to fall back to sleep.
If you are currently feeding, rocking or holding your baby while she falls asleep, this is likely to be the main reason for any night-waking, as your baby has a sleep association that needs you there.
For example, if you feed a six month old baby to sleep, you reinforce to your baby that she can't fall asleep unless she is fed to sleep. As she gets older, she is likely to be catnapping during the day and also waking every 2 hours during the night. As long as you continue to settle her by feeding her, she will continue in this pattern of night-waking.
19 vel 2009, 05:32
19 vel 2009, 05:36
The 7 Sleep Stealers
There are seven main “sleep stealers,” or reasons your child isn’t sleeping well; she may be affected by one of them, by a combination of several, or—if you’ve hit the jackpot—by all seven.
#1: No Consistent Bedtime Routine
Though most parents know a bedtime routine is a good idea, it is hard to be consistent, either because there’s too much to do or because your child has so much energy that it’s hard to slow her down. Still, a predictable wind-down routine is one of the most important tools your child needs to sleep well.
Tips:
Physical activity should come before the routine
Routine should last 15 to 60 minutes at nighttime, and about 10 to 15 minutes before a nap
Do routine in the same room where your child sleeps
Do approximately the same activities each time in the same order
#2: Your Child Needs You to Fall Asleep
It’s the most natural thing in the world to rock or feed your child to sleep, but doing this doesn’t help him stay asleep all night - many children who fall asleep this way awaken repeatedly.
These disruptions are often caused at least partially by their dependence on certain conditions, or “sleep associations” - anything your child associates with falling asleep, including being held, rocking, sucking or falling asleep with a parent. Throughout the night, your child drifts into lighter sleep phases to check out her environment. During these “partial arousals,” she’s not fully conscious—and as long as nothing has changed significantly since she fell asleep, she returns to deeper sleep. But for many children, if something is different, this raises a red flag and she will need you to recreate the same conditions that were present when she fell asleep in the first place.
Not all associations are bad; what’s important is that your child can recreate them on his own and put himself back to sleep.
#3: Poor Sleep Environment
Your child’s environment plays a very important role in her ability to sleep well. She needs to be protected from disruptions that can prevent her from settling to sleep, sleeping deeply, and sleeping for the right length of time.
Tips:
Your child’s crib or bed should be all about sleep, and whatever doesn’t contribute to sleep should go.
On a scale of 1 to 10, 10 being dark, your child’s room should be an 8 or 9.
Protect your child from distracting sounds with white noise. You can use a fan, air purifier, or white noise CD.
Dress children in something warm enough to protect them without a blanket (such as a sleeping bag).
#4: Misusing Sleep Aids
Sleep aids include pacifiers, swaddling, music and blankies. Although some sleep aids lead to sleep associations, not all are detrimental. What’s important is that you know when they are appropriate and when they interfere with sleep (eg do they need you during the night?)
#5: Mistimed Sleep Schedule
Allowing your child to stay up until he seems tired is one of the surest ways to guarantee a bumpy night of sleep. One reason is that your child will probably wake early, due to morning light; the other is that your child will likely become overtired.
For children of every age, there are optimal “sleep windows” in which it is easiest to drift off into sleep. If your child goes too far past this window, his body becomes stressed and produces the hormone cortisol, which acts as a stimulant, like caffeine and can cause your child to act “wired” or appear to get a second wind.
Most children do well with a bedtime between 7:00 and 8:00 PM; 8:30 is the latest bedtime we recommend up to age 10.
Choosing a consistent bedtime doesn’t mean that your child won’t ever be able to stay up late for a special occasion or a family night out; If he does stay up late one night, try to put him down on time the next. Most children need at least 11 hours of sleep to function well. And bedtime is the time when your child is in her cot or bed with the lights out.
#6: Limit Testing
Your child may not want to go to sleep because he doesn’t want to miss the action, and your older child wants more control than he did as a baby. Put the two together, and you have a child who will do everything he can to stall and prolong bedtime.
We hear stories from parents about their children’s award-winning performances as they try to delay bedtime. Pulling out all the stops, they act as though they’re in the Sahara dying for water or insist that they’ll waste away in the middle of the night unless they have a bedtime snack. If your child isn’t highly verbal yet, she may simply tantrum when you try to put her to sleep.
Either way, the drama can be intense and almost always gets a reaction from parents. It can be tempting to give in to the demands of your adorable toddler, but delaying bedtime isn’t good for either of you.
#7: Night Noshing
To be successful in learning how to sleep your child needs to have one clear, consistent response to his night wakings. If you sometimes feed him when he cries and sometimes do not, he’ll become confused and will cry longer and harder overall.
You may be wondering how your baby will make it all the way through the night without feeding. You have every reason to be concerned about this if your child is used to eating at night, but by the time a baby is 5 months old and weighs 15 pounds, she should be able to sleep all night without a feed.
If you have a toddler who is growing well, he is perfectly capable of taking in all of the necessary calories and hydration during the day.
19 vel 2009, 09:05
nakon cice/bocice ili sta vam je vec zadnji ritual pred spavanje spustas bebu u krevet s rijecima da je vrijeme za spavanje, da slatko spava, laku noc,sshhhh...poljubac i izlazis iz sobe.
Beba pocinje plakati- pustis je par minuta, ulazis u sobu, smirujes je, opet isto ponavljas "laku noc, vrijeme je za spavanje"
Beba opet place, opet isto...
Koliko puta? Mozda 10, 20. Mozda i 50. Ovisi o tebi.
A o tebi (ne bas tebi, nego majci) ovisi i tih "par minuta". To je sad individualno. Ako mozes 5 min dobro, ako ne 2. Meni se i 2 minute jakog plakanja cini kao 2 sata i ja ne pustam ni toliko.
Dakle, bez previse price, izbjegavas "eye contact".
19 vel 2009, 09:12
JiA je napisao/la:Rachi, ne trazim ja hvalu za hendlanje duplica. I ti bi ih hendlala da ih imas
, nego.... zanima me koji nacin uspavljivanja je prihvatljiv u takvom slucaju.
19 vel 2009, 09:19
cleonikky je napisao/la:Teaching your child to sleep through the night
If your baby or toddler is sleeping through the night, great! However if your child is not getting enough quality sleep at night, it can impact on their development and behaviour (eg lots more crying or tantrums).
And what about the impact that months or years of broken sleep has on Mum’s health and energy? It's hard work being a mother, even when you are well rested. You have every right to a full night sleep once your baby is old enough to not need feeding during the night, which is usually after about 4 months.
Research shows that 50% of 6 month old babies not sleeping through the night are still having sleep problems as preschoolers! So make the decision to teach your child to be a great sleeper, rather than relying on luck to change their sleep habits. And the quicker you start to teach your baby to sleep through the night, the quicker they will sleep through!!!!
The following tips for teaching babies over 4 months to sleep through the night may be just what are needed for your whole family to get a full night’s sleep:
Teach your child to fall asleep without being fed or rocked to sleep, so she learns the skills to resettle during the night. There are many techniques you can use, depending on her age and what you are comfortable doing. Click here for more information on self settling.
Use a structured daytime routine, with set feed & sleep times, so your baby knows what you expect & when. Ensure your child doesn’t get over-tired during the day, by having bedtime by 7pm, continue with day sleeps and avoid short catnaps in the car. Overtired babies and children are harder to settle and often have disturbed night sleep.
Use a relaxing bedtime routine, including bath, stories in bed and music to help your child unwind and fall asleep.
Do a dreamfeed (feed your baby while she is asleep) at about 10pm, to ensure your baby has a full tummy to last through the night. From 4 months babies can usually last from 10pm until morning with no night feeds, and from about 9 months, they should not need any feeds after 6.30pm until morning.
, niti je bilo gore raspoloženo danju, eto, ja to MOGU potvrdit, a može se javit i neka friška mama bebe, npr.mahima
, čije dijete se budi svakih sat i češće za cicanje i i dalje je najveselije dijete na svijetu. I izuzetno napredno.19 vel 2009, 10:46
izbjegavas "eye contact".
, za cure koje jos nemaju stav o ovome... nadam se da nece ovu i slicne metode niti uzimati u obzir.
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19 vel 2009, 12:01
A onda bi i ja počela plakati. I lupati rukama u zid. I sjediti (nakon što bi mi ga netko uzeo) u kutu sobe i blejati pred sebe.
Ili možda za mene!
I to mi uopće nije teško, dapače, volim te trenutke. Za dnevne odmore dovoljno je da ga stisnem k sebi trbuh na trbuh, glavu na rame i on spava za minutu.
19 vel 2009, 12:53
nijedno "nespavalo" se nije sporije razvilo niti se drugačije ponašalo jer je manje spavalo ko beba
nije istina da nakon 4mj bebi ne treba dojenje po noći,
Dijete se rano uci da nece bezuvjetno dobiti ljubav i skrb, vec samo u "radno vrijeme" roditelja?
Ne eye contact samo iz jednog razloga- da bebi ne das motivaciju za igru u sred noci. kod ove metode - problem je što je cijela priča usredotočena na ponašanje, znači - "želim naučiti dijete da samostalno zaspi" a potpuno zanemaruje emotivni aspekt djeteta i njegove osjećaje
važno mi je da zna da sam ovdje, da zna da postoji netko tko će odgovoriti na njegove potrebe.
jednostavno ne mogu provariti pomisao na dijete koje neutješno plače i na taj plač ne dobiva nikakav odgovor
19 vel 2009, 12:59