This Mistake Causes Frequent Waking

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If your baby is waking up frequently throughout the night and taking short naps, this could be the cause. In this video you'll learn more about this common mistake and how to avoid it to improve your baby's sleep.
If your baby is under 8 months of age, this is particularly common but can be solved fairly easily.
I hope you find this helpful and would love to hear your thoughts and experiences in the comments :).
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00:00 - 01:15 : This causes short naps and disrupted nights.
01:15 - 02:19 : When to use this sleep aid
02:20 - 03:19 : When to stop using this sleep aid to avoid frequent waking
03:20 - 04:41 : How to stop using this sleep aid - Option 1
04:42 - 08:01 : How to stop using this sleep aid - Option 2
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@EmmaHubbard Год назад

Thanks for watching! Is your bub ready to drop this sleep aid? Don't forget to get your free New Parent's Guide to Naps here: brightestbeginning.com/nap-guide/

@TheElleification Год назад

Emma, is there really any science behind certain colored toys being "better" for babies? I want pastel colored stacking cups, but someone advised me against it because the basic color was better engagement for babies.

@natasshayoung Год назад

My baby is only 3 months and never used a pacifier, she is breastfeeding and can fall asleep by herself... I created a routine that helps a lot, at 6 pm every day I prepare a nice warm bath, then massage her with almond oil and a bit of lavender, and breastfeed until almost falls asleep. Then I put her in her bed and stay by her side. Sometimes I sing or I just rub her belly and tell her to sleep, and slowly she falls asleep... then she wakes up 1 or 2 times during the night to eat, I check the diaper, and if needed I change it in the dark 🤣😂 never with the lights on... she falls asleep right away. I have kept my 8-hour sleep night thanks to this routine 😴

@EmmaHubbard Год назад

Thanks so much for sharing!

@mily87ful Год назад

Me too. My daughter started sleeping 12am -8 am I still can’t believe it

@Biepsi Год назад

Yup. And then my son turned 8 months and away it went, my dear sleep 🥹

@WVgirl1959 Год назад

That is exactly what I did 34 years ago with my children. But now I have a grandchild who was born at 29 weeks and it has been five months. I purchased this little penguin that covers his hand and he can hold it inside, it has Nobbies that stick out on each side for him to chew on. He does pretty good with it. It seems like all he wants to do is eat and he is over 17lb/ 24" long. 😂

@ashleym8346 Год назад

Omg I will have to try this. I'm still breastfeeding my 10 month old son, and currently going to bed can be a nightmare! We have a routine, but when it comes to laying him down, he will wake up. Currently, he sleeps in my bed (live in a small one bedroom awaiting our house to be built) and used to do great up until 6 months. I will try the breastfeed until sleepy and then lay him down like you do and see if it helps. Thank you for sharing!

@debaterforhim Год назад

My son never took to a pacifier, but around a month old he had learned to kick his graco bassinet to make it rock. He liked to do this until he fell asleep. My mom was so surprised when she saw my son doing this.

@amandageil8846 Год назад

You are amazing! We watch all your videos as they become relevent. Anytime the grandparents ask why we are doing something a certain way that you made a video on we say "because thats what emma said to do". We have been much more confident about being new parents and my mom even says we are unusually calm for new parents. Everything weve watched has been so helpful. I really think we wouldve struggled more if not for your videos.

@EmmaHubbard Год назад

Wow, thank you so much! This is amazing - it’s literally made my day to hear my videos have helped make you more calm as new parents because that’s one of my main goals for creating them 🙂

@eas2252 Год назад

My 1 month drops the pacy when she's ready. It's awesome!

@bliblablubb0712 Год назад

My 6 month old mostly released the pacifier after a while sleeping. He never used it at waketimes. Now he doesnt want it mostly, just sometimes I give it to him at bedtime when still in my arms. After a few minutes, I remove the pacifier and put him down. I think I can get rid of the pacifier all together soon. Sleep is driven by sleep pressure for sure. Timing is key and interpretation of cues.

@norcell1001 Год назад

Your videos helped me and still helping me a lot as new mommy..Thanks so much..God bless you❤

@EmmaHubbard Год назад

You are so welcome!

@schmolga95 Год назад

Hi thank you for the video. Do you have a video about sleep training methods you are talking about when everything is set: white noise, dark room and so on. What are your favorite methods to help your baby to fall asleep when it is 6 months or older?

@Irene-cs7mt Год назад

Hi Emma! Thanks for all your videos specially the ones on sleeping. My baby is 7 months old and only uses the pacifier when he wakes up at 5 or 6am BUT now that he is going to kindergarden and getting sick, the only way to get him back to sleep when he wakes up (at 2, 3, 4am...) is with the pacifier. The big problem is as soon it falls from his mouth he wakes up and also becomes a habit... WHAT CAN WE DO IN THESE CASES? Thank youuu

@thebreakdownartist9260 Год назад

My baby isn’t dependent, can take or leave pacifier, we don’t offer it every nap, but if particularly upset we offer it

@meggiedebricassart5072 Год назад

We never gave our kids a pacifier. I nursed the eldest for about two years. (She ate like any normal kid but still wanted her milk at night). She woke up maybe two or three times a night. It wasn't a hardship. The youngest is nearly a year old and still nursing fully. She rarely wakes at night. Even when she was a new born. I had to wake her for feeding. 😂 But it is a great video and I find it important that you talk about all the bad things a pacifier can do to our little ones if used longer than six months.

@chiki2767 Год назад

Same here, except that my baby wakes idk maybe 6-7 times to nurse! As much as I'd like to nurse him on demand, I feel so tired and exhausted.

@hananbellaismail9254 Год назад

@@chiki2767 apply baby some good quality magnesium lotion on his feet and legs (little bigger than a pea sized amount

@jeanmarieridgard8542 Год назад

My newborn hates a pacifier. I tried when he was a week old and he did not like is and still doesn't. Any tips?

@lievex Год назад

Thanks Emma! Your videos have been really helpfull. I'm afraid when my baby will start crying because I took it away, I will put my finger in her mouth to suck on to help her, or that she becomes a thump sucker... For SIDS, I have no idea how 'long' the risk lasts? Was thinking about removing the pacifier at age 1 year (she is 3months now and I love it :-)) Thanks!

@bozhidaravuteva-georgiev2454 6 месяцев назад

Hi, Emma! Thank you for creating such useful videos! I started practicing the gradual weaning approach with my 3 month old. But I started to worry because she started sucking her lower lip every now and then. Will this go away with time? Will it get worse when I remove the pacifier completely? The baby is fully breastfed if that matters

@angmokiafren 4 месяца назад

Is it alright to wean off the pacifier at 3 months? We’ve had no choice as we have to send our baby girl to day care and they don’t allow pacifiers. :/ it’s been tough to withhold it from her as she cries. But since your video mentioned to wean at 6 months, I wonder if it’s alright to do so at 3? She’s been using it only for sleep and naps to calm down. Will she be able to learn to self soothe at this age?

@evamalisova2070 10 месяцев назад

Hi Emma, my baby is almost 4 months old but still needs to be swaddled for sleep since he moves his arms a lot and wakes himself up. He also sleeps with a pacifier which was ok until now but recently he started waking up every hour at night :( is there any way he can sooth himself back to sleep when swaddled? I mean, is there any chance to teach him falling back to sleep on his own if he cant suck his fingers etc.? Thanks for help!

@daughterofares10239 11 месяцев назад

My baby has never liked the pacifier but prefers a bottle to put him to sleep. Would it basically just be the same process?

@cyberdinges Год назад

I only use the pacifier when he is sad.. almost never when go to sleep.. only when he is stressed out.. i hope I can get him of it at 6 months.. this video is great! 😊

@EmmaHubbard Год назад

So nice to hear you found this video helpful! Also great that you have been able to work out how to use the pacifier to help your little one when he is upset.

@fatimaostrenga7415 Год назад

So it's recommended to give a pacifier to a baby for sleeping, but it can also cause broken sleep cycles. So what can we do to fix that?

@Turapuru 11 месяцев назад

"Glue" them

@kateoshie2813 Год назад

Hi Emma! Love your videos! One aspect of pacifiers I still have questions on is their ability to prevent thumb/hand sucking, which is a considerably worse habit to break since you can't take it away. Is there any evidence of preventing thumb-sucking if you take it away at 6mo vs older? Or does thumb-sucking usually start earlier so they'd be past the risk of it by 6mo? I would hate to take the pacifier away too early and start an even worse habit. Thanks again for your videos!

@KayintheBooks Год назад

Same I’m interested to know my baby will be 6 months in two weeks and I was a thumb sucker and def don’t want him to be it’s a hard habit to break

@fighttheevilrobots3417 Год назад

It's worth noting that I sucked my thumb until I was about 24 years old. By the time I was a teenager it was only during times of stress.

@basheeerz Год назад

@@fighttheevilrobots3417 😶😶

@hamadaharshad5597 Год назад

My baby is 9 months, and wakes up every 50 min or so. She is totally breastfed (doesnot like to take a bottle... used different brands of formula milk to no use). She wants to breast feed everytime she wakes up to fall back to sleep. How do i break away from this? Please help. I havent had a good night sleep since before pregnancy. She isn't hungry at night but uses me like a pacifier..

@hamadaharshad5597 Год назад

I have tried giving her pacifiers and bottles, all different kinds , but she has rejected them all. (Also tried giving her a bottle with breastmilk in it and she cried the same)

@magdapodstawska6174 Год назад

I have the same problem. We co-sleep and my son (9.5 m.o.) is able to fall asleep independently (no rocking or breastfeeding) but he needs a pacifier. Then he spits it out, wakes up and it's hard to get him to sleep again without giving him the breast. Stay strong :-)

@lmiranda9969 Год назад

Hello, I'm no expert here and I'm a first time mum. Did you introduce, twice a day, mixed fruit and veggies to her diet? My 5 months old still had new born habits but things are improving since the new diet. Also physiotherapy and ostheopathy can help baby to feel better and ease things ^^

@Ruysuka Год назад

Same, baby latches my breast while sleeping. It's rare for him to let go the nipple. Sometimes, I can get away but sometimes he wakes up.

@priyankarana5405 Год назад

My baby is 1 year old ..,she is also breast feeding and we co-sleep, whenever she wakes at night she only need feed from breast, no bottle and then goes back to sleep , she does this through out the night…it’s only me as my Husband’s schedule is hectic and he can’t help … please need some solution for this …thank you

@Driver2girly Год назад

My four month old puts hers back in no problem thought that was normal for her age ?

@jmbezuidenhout6663 Год назад

Mu babby used to use a pacifier from day 2 but after 3 weeks she isn't taking it anymore and now im struggling to sooth her when she isn't falling asleep after being fed she keeps fighting her sleep no matter what i do

@calleciajohnson8175 Год назад

My baby is 7 months now and just started wanting the nuk when he turnt 5-6 months

@mirakzul Год назад

Our baby was introduced to the dummy/pacifier around 3 weeks of age. By about 7 weeks old she started spitting it out immediately when given. She is 2.5 months old now and still won't take a pacifier, sleeping from around 11pm until between 7 and 9am, with naps around 11am, 1pm and 4pm. It feels more disruptive to keep introducing it.

@mirakzul Год назад

We don't put her down to nap, that's just the times she gets tired and falls asleep. It's been roughly the same timing for the last 2 weeks or so, but it is very consistent. All up she is sleeping roughly 14-15 hours per day, which I understand is about right for her age.

@annc1395 Год назад

That's amazing, count your blessings. Our 2.5 MO won't sleep longer than a 5 hour stretch at night and her naps during the day are a struggle

@kristelleangeli2412 Год назад

Hello does your child wakes up for feed at night if the baby sleeps 11pm to 7-9am? I have a child same age as yours and when she turned exactly 2months she started to started to sleep 6hours straight at night and won’t wake up for feeds. That made worry a lot though. Isn’t that sleep too long for their age?

@mirakzul Год назад

Not usually, we usually have to wake her by 9am if she isn't already awake. She really only wakes up between 11pm and 7am if she has soiled her nappy (diaper).

@ntmn8444 Год назад

I’m grateful for this video. I learned a lot, but going off topic, reading these comments, I’m watching different RU-vid videos and I can’t help but ask: where are all the boy moms? 😂

@ljustrips9997 Год назад

Thank you for this video. I was not aware of the risks after 6 month of age. My son is almost 3 months old, we barely give him a pacifier, he knows how to fall asleep without it, but there are some worse days when sooting no longer works, usually when development jumps occur. It lasts 1-2 days and we are back to our routine. How long we should be afraid of SIDS? I heard 2 months, now i guess it can take up to 6 months?

@sarahroberts7374 Год назад

The risk of SIDS dramatically drops after 6 months. My son never used a dummy and the second those 6 months were up I had him sleeping in the bed with me x

@PhoebeJaneway Год назад

And STILL it helps against SIDS....for me that's worth it.

@EmmaHubbard Год назад

That’s right - which is why I said I recommend using them :)

@kaylabbones3281 Год назад

Lmao did you understand the video? Clearly you didn’t because you made this comment 😂

@PhoebeJaneway Год назад

@@kaylabbones3281 you urgently need a problem? Gosh...some people... She talked about how bad some babies sleep due to the pacifier and that it can be harter for the parents... But that's worth it. You can't have a lower SIDS-risk without the other.

@kaylabbones3281 Год назад

@@PhoebeJaneway duh everyone knows that it’s in scientific studies before she even made this video make it make sense

@ZaGaijinSmash Год назад

We’ve been weaning our 15mo off his pacifier and it’s definitely been hit or miss. It’s always helped to relax him but now he’s got lots of teeth and having had almost constant ear infections, it’s definitely better not having it. He’s even sleeping well without it now.

@agnediciuniene9861 9 месяцев назад

My 6 month old used to be a wonderful sleeper until 3,5-4 months. Now he wakes every 1-2 hours. He never used a pacifier. He is teething. Has 2 big teeth, 4 just broke gums and 2 still coming. 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️ To go back to sleep he wants either nursing of being carried around. Don't know how to make him sleep longer like he used to when he was a newborn. He used to wake up only twice a night.

@dorymar7282 Год назад

Hi Emma! I need HELP! Your videos have been so helpful as a first time momma thank you for your guidance. My 2 month baby girl struggles going to sleep, specifically when swaddled. We used blanket swaddles after birth, changed to a Velcro swaddle eventually but she suffered so much gas and was a very active sleeper we added a second swaddle that was weighted. She also still has a lot of the startle reflex. She is fine with both even though she fights them at first and will sleep through the night with them but she will cry bloody murder once being in them and basically cries to sleep. I know she likes her hands free while also still feeling secure but startles herself awake a lot. I feel like I'm failing her and I've done everything minus getting a specialist. Do you have any thoughts? 🙏🏼

@SexDrugsNCocoPuffs Год назад

Boosting this as I have same issue for newborn

@user-vn3tl6up2y Год назад

Have you tried the arms up kind of swaddle? Check out Love to Dream swaddles. Or she might actually sleep better not swaddled like a lot of babies do after 6 weeks even though they still startle some.

@jakobbrun6535 Год назад

Been binging your videos lately. We debated very heavily to drop the pacifier when our daugther was around 6 months of age, but ultimately decided that she should keep the pacifier because her sleep was incredibly fragile... I now sense this might have been a mistake. She is coming up on 9 months, daytime naps are running like clockwork, and her goodnight ritual is actually going pretty well too. She is usually calm, and falls asleep within 15-20 minutes. The problem is she will rouse from sleep about every hour all night long, although sometimes she will sleep for 2 hours between needing help. We had a big go at this whole "teaching her to link sleep cycles on her own" thing a month or so ago, but we bailed out completely on it, because if she is not consoled immediately every time she wakes, she would begin to cry. Not the fussy cry or the tired cry, both of which we are familiar with. No, her nighttime waking cry starts as a fussy, but quickly develops into a "I'm literally on fire" cry. Full volume, complete panic, and no end in sight. We have tried to see if she can "calm herself" from this ultimate panic state, but we simply cannot sit by and watch her in this level of distress. We've been through all the usual nighttime intervention reportoire of rocking, holding, gentle singing, humming, patting, stroking, walking around with her on our arms or in a carrier, they all worked to console her for a day or two and then it was no good any more and she would just launch into the same panic cry in our arms. The only thing that still works is the tit to calm her down, and then the pacifier once she is calm, which means its all on my wife and she is awake at least 5, but often 10 times every night. It is NOT one of these "sleep regressions", because this has been our life now for 5 months. We are certain it is not hunger neither, because she's been eating solids since 5 months, and she is stuffing her chubby little face with everything we put in front of her. We're pretty much at the end of our rope and I wonder if this is something you have experienced? Bit of a long wall of text here but I have lost all ability to communicate in brief and consice sentences...

@dasvenson765 11 месяцев назад

We are going through the exact same thing. At about 6 months our son went through a sleep regression and started walking up every hour at night time and the only thing that settles him down is a quick breastfeed or dummy, which is also all on my wife pretty much. He's now at almost 9 months and still the same. It's also not food because he is eating so much solids during the day. We are thinking we may just need to persist more through the phasing out of the dummy and just be miserable for a month. Did you sort your daughter out?

@jakobbrun6535 11 месяцев назад

@@dasvenson765 sad to say we are still struggling on with hard nights... I cross my fingers for you.

@laurapalmer7759 8 месяцев назад

@@jakobbrun6535hey, just reading your comments now. We have the same situation with our 8 month old. Did you make any progress?

@jakobbrun6535 8 месяцев назад

@@laurapalmer7759 I wish I could say yes... its still a heavy struggle. Get their ears checked - ours turned out to have high fluid pressure after a long bout of cold after she started daycare. It helped some, but we've been basically sick for the past 2 months with very little pause, which does not help matters either.

@jensmith9111 5 месяцев назад

My baby can sleep without paci at night but when wakes up in the middle of the night shes crying and when I put paci she goes back to sleep. How to soothe and back to sleep without paci?

@MayaYasenovaI Год назад

Hola Emma, mi hijo tiene dos años y no ha querido nunca chupete. Sólo se duerme con el pecho. Se despierta muchas veces por la noche y durante la siesta para pedir pecho, mama y sigue durmiendo. Así estamos 🤷🏻‍♀️

@esmeraldamanning2299 Год назад

Wow! My pediatrician told me to use a pacifier to help my baby fall asleep at night. She's a year old now and will not need formula anymore and doctor told me to use a pacifier to help her fall asleep without needing a bottle

@EmmaHubbard Год назад

Pacifiers are great for newborns as sucking is so calming. It really depends on the child on whether the pacifier falling out while they sleep disrupts their sleep. Sounds like your little one doesn’t need the pacifier to link sleep cycles which is great!

@KrazyKatLady9393 Год назад

I only let my son use his pacifier occasionally to fall asleep when he's having problems sleeping. Is this ok? He's 9 weeks old. I primarily nurse and I usually just let him use me as a pacifier.

@annikawilliams659 Год назад

Is this different to breastfeeding to sleep which is very comforting even for older babies?

@letsgoiowa Год назад

Hi Annika, we've actually started working with a sleep expert to help our 7 month old sleep more than 20-30 mins at a time. Our little one loves to nurse to sleep, but we were told by the expert it's a habit we need to break to help him fall asleep in the crib rather than be asleep before being placed in the crib. The reasoning was that when baby wakes up in a place he wasn't when he fell asleep, it's startling and alarming to them, which causes the panic on waking up. We modified this to nurse *almost* to sleep and put him in the crib happy and very sleepy. Works like a charm!

@kmila111 4 месяца назад

@@letsgoiowaHi there, did this help your baby sleep through the night without waking? We had the exact problem with our 6 month old and hired a sleep coach who advertised a gentle approach, but it has all been Cry It Out Ferber Method, which has been extremely terrible for me. I could not continue.

@letsgoiowa 4 месяца назад

@@kmila111 honestly I have to admit we tried everything in the books and committed hard to it for months. Our little guy would not tolerate anything but bed sharing ever. He would scream for literally 8 hours until he threw up so we decided enough was enough, he can have his bed next to ours.

@angelinakent6633 Год назад

My 7 week old doesn't take the pacifier and won't take the breast - only the bottle - how do I lay him down to sleep without him waking up the second I set him down? I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong.

@AllyCakes12 Год назад

I'm fortunate 4 going on 5 months my baby self weaned off the pacifier. At least for now lol

@mikeenglish3936 Год назад

We usually try to make our 3-month-old sleep with it sometimes and sometimes without, because we don't want him to rely on it too much, is this practice okay? Is SIDS still a problem? Are we doing the right thing?

@EmmaHubbard Год назад

Hi Mike! The risk of SIDS is highest from 1-6 months of age. Using a pacifier at the onset of sleep is just one recommendation on ways that you can reduce the risk of SIDS. The other main ones being: - sleeping the infant on their back on a flat, firm surface with no bedding or loose blankets (or toys,crib bumpers,etc) - sleeping the infant on a separate sleep surface but in the same room as the infants parents or care giver. So if you are doing all of those things then not using a pacifier for some sleeps should be ok. In regards to if you should continue offering your bub the pacifier for some naps and not others. It really depends on you and your bub. If your bub falls asleep quicker one way over the other and it is easier for you then I would just do that one way. But if your bub doesn’t care either way then continue doing it as you are.

@mikeenglish3936 Год назад

Thanks for the advice Emma! Your videos help my wife and I a lot, like soooo much.

@crazymusicchick Год назад

My child decided on his 1st birthday to give up his dummy on his own (personally i was hoping for another weekso i could use it at his 1 yrs old needles), not allow mum to feed him he hast do it , not allow mum rock him to sleep he just lies in his cot. Became mr independent at 1.

@Allin_00156 Год назад

My baby doesn’t like pacifier at all he just doesn’t take it he’s 4 months old

@tulipan16 Год назад

Im so scared to take away pacifier 😂 finally we have good nights. It is posible for 1 year old?

@EmmaHubbard Год назад

Hi! I totally understand the fear about removing it when you are finally getting some sleep. At 1 years of age, your little one will be able to find the pacifier independently during the night and place it back in their mouth. So if your little one is not waking frequently during the night and having good day naps then I wouldn’t worry about trying to remove it yet if you’re not ready. Just try and limit the use of the pacifier to naps and bedtime to reduce the risk of oral damage from sucking a pacifier.

@anupasimon2842 Год назад

Emma I love your videos, but why are comments turned off on your Ms Rachel video? I find it suspicious that you're not willing to hear what people have to say about their own experiences

@WhimsicalCrochet Год назад

I’m assuming she turned the comments off because she was strictly giving evidence based facts and wanted parents to be able to see the facts & not have the comment section be a place to discuss parents opinions. There’s plenty of other forums where people can discuss their opinion of ms Rachel. Of course multiple parents are going to have differing opinions, but that’s doesn’t change the facts behind the videos. & people personal experience or opinion doesn’t really matter when you’re trying to educate people of actual facts. It’s like (to a very much less degree) when someone says you shouldn’t given your baby processed foods under the age of 1 & then states the reasons why, & then people hop on and are like “but I gave my baby processed foods and they turned out fine, they’re perfectly healthy.” It doesn’t matter what someone’s personal experience was, they are trying to educate people with evidence based studies and then they can decide on their own (without the influence of peoples opinions) what they would want to do with the child.

@djkb125 Год назад

This is one reason I’ve become thankful my 6 month old never got into pacifiers. I tried to get him to soothe with one but he just never got into it. Now he’ll nap for one to two hours without a problem. I know there’s benefits to them when their young but if your baby never really takes to it, that seems fine, too. My 6 month old babbles constantly now Lolol

@venesasowa3245 Год назад

What about baby sucking her own finger do they have any effects

@kaodiumerah2830 Год назад

This. ☝🏾my baby started this at 3 months and is now 8 months, still doing so. She has been waking up frequently throughout the night again for the last couple months and idk why. I wonder if it's bc she has become independent on the ducking of her fingers to get her to sleep

@WhimsicalCrochet Год назад

@@kaodiumerah2830 by like 3-4 months old babies are able to find their own fingers to smooth themselves back to sleep, so she wouldn’t necessarily need help as she could smooth herself. maybe she’s teething? That is one of the most common causes of disturbed sleep.

@aishamohamedmahamud7271 Год назад

She is 8 month and using my breasts as pacifier what can i do

@Ruysuka Год назад

Does it works if baby refuses pacifier but uses mommy breast for his pacifier? XD My 3 month old uses my nipples to sleep and stay asleep. I would like to make it stops this at some point because I am starting to be very tired. He loves pacifier when he was little but since he is 9 weeks, he doesn't want any of them, only mama >

@chiki2767 Год назад

Wow, I've just wrote basically a same comment, good to know I'm not alone. I don't mind nursing him 2-3 times at night but it's way more than that!

@anonymous__k5485 Год назад

Exactly the same here 😭 especially in the mornings when I have things to do. I've given him a pacifier, sometimes he takes it. Other times he wants to use me. And the pacifier too, he'll only take if I put honey or glycerine on it. When I put it for a nap, in like 10-20 minutes his up because the pacifier fell out. Sometimes I take the pacifier out when I put him to sleep. But the same thing happens, 10-20mins his awake, looking for something to suck. Very rarely he'll sleep without sucking. I introduced the pacifier because somedays he'll suck on me for hours. Or he'll fall asleep and then his awake in a short time to suck again Can someone please give us ideas to help?

@KSC_ Год назад

What if she can't hold it in her mouth at all, it's like she keeps spitting it out. She only liked it when she was a newborn now she won't take it so I stopped.

@EmmaHubbard Год назад

Some bub's do choose to stop using the pacifier which is fine. If they don't want it there is nothing you can do to make them take it.

@WhimsicalCrochet Год назад

There’s another pacifier weaning method that works really well that I don’t see mentioned very often! To start, take a pair of scissors and snip a tiny hole at the tip of your babies pacifier. After a few days, make the hole a tiny bit bigger, & keep doing that every few days until the entire tip of the pacifier is gone. Once there’s nothing left to suck, your baby will probably ask for the other pacifiers because he thinks one is broken, but just make sure you make relatively the same size hole in each one at the same time. Eventually it’ll be nearly impossible to suck and your little one will decide on their own to no longer use it. Just keep giving them the option, even when there’s no actual rubber part left.

@lizelda4064 Год назад

Also wir nutzen den Schnuller nur zur Beruhigung und nur zum einschlafen. Wir entfernen den Schnuller bevor wir sie ins Bett legen das klappt in der Regel super.

@EmmaHubbard Год назад

Thanks for sharing!

@tishaniamorris8789 8 месяцев назад

What do you do if your breastfeeding baby refuses a pacifier and looks for me to breastfeeding him at night frequently… basically im his human pacifier

@danielathevampiress Год назад

Thank you for the videos, Emma! My daughter is 16 month old and still uses pacifiers for naps and night sleep, but does not wake up if it fells out, neither she uses it in other occasions. It does take veeeery long until she falls asleep and lately she started to drop her daynap, I am afraid it would be even worse without it

@chiki2767 Год назад

Ok, so I think my baby‘s pacifier are my boobs and just staying by his side to help him fall asleep doesn't work as he keeps looking at them and getting nervous.. then he's waking multiple times at night, looking for the boobie.