My younger sister at 1st hated when i took my nefews cup away from him when he would stay the night here. Once i had explained why that it could cause tooth decay she was fine w/ it an started doing it at her house. Although now she is back to giving it to him bc she doesn't like to hear him cry how can I help she even gives him his binki on top of the cup????

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Review 2 for Saying No To Midnight Snacking

Date:March 8, 2012

jaydenmoma

My son is 6 months old and was 2months earily i give him, baby cearel to try to get him to sleep thro the night and it dosent work he still gets up every 3 hours

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Review 3 for Saying No To Midnight Snacking

Date:March 7, 2012

mamimissy03

My son is almost 9 months old weve been cut down to 2 oz bottles in the middle of the night for a bout 3 months now and its not helping at all!! he still wakes up 2-3 times in the middle of the night and sometimes a binky will work other times he wants a bottle and will not go back to sleep without it!! help mommy in NY needs her sleep back!!!! its getting ridiculous i thought by 9 months he would be sleeping through the night but no such luck, iv been trying this for a while and its not work any other tips?

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Review 4 for Saying No To Midnight Snacking

Date:February 23, 2012

Anonymous

this did help me alot my baby sleeps like at 8 and wakes up at 12 to eat when he goes back to sleep nd wakes up he wants to eat nd hes 5 months nd hes weigth is 20 pouns the dr also told me to make him stop eatting kuz it migth get diavities nd hes to fat for his age witch is 5 months old.this article did help me to see what could happen to my baby if i keep giving him hes food at nigth thanxz

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Review 5 for Saying No To Midnight Snacking

Date:February 21, 2012

lizq24

My son is 14 months old andd sadly still wakes up 2-3 times at night. I have tried giving him one less ounce it doesn't work for me he just cries more and wakes up more. He was doing goodd at one point waking up once a night but then he went back to his old habbits. I have tried ignoring him when he sleeps but he won't stop crying til he gets abottle. I can't wait to be able to sleep throughout the night without him waking up. Does anyone have any advice or tips?

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Review 6 for Saying No To Midnight Snacking

Date:January 30, 2012

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If my daughter can simply eat enough during the day, I'm confident that she would sleep during the night. She is too old in my opinion to be waking up for a bottle.... she's almost 10 months! I am eager to get medical advice, because I have too many concerns. Can't wait to fully sleep through the night!

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Review 7 for Saying No To Midnight Snacking

Date:January 25, 2012

missallykaye

I'm having a lot of problems with my six month old and sleeping. He stills wants to nurse on average at least twice a night, and I am not sure what to do about it. Most of the time when he wakes up, he will cry until I nurse him.

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Review 8 for Saying No To Midnight Snacking

Date:January 16, 2012

mommAsh

This seems like a helpful way to eventually stop the night time feedings, but if a breastfeeding mother such as myself has a 15 month old that still wakes up at least 2-3 times a night and won't stop screaming until he nurses, what do you do?

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Review 9 for Saying No To Midnight Snacking

Date:November 19, 2011

AtomaKitten

Ok, this sounds great and i am going to try this but i have 2 question what age should this start at N should i feed her less from night to night or from week to week? my baby is 6 months and she wakes up about 2 times during the night she knows when her feedings r and she wants them now. So i am hoping she dosent get fussy b/c i am feeding her less N b/c she loves her food!

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Review 10 for Saying No To Midnight Snacking

Date:November 13, 2011

chentdogg

How does this work if your a breastfeeding mom? He is 7 mos old now and wakes up at least 2 times between 10pm and 7am.

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Review 11 for Saying No To Midnight Snacking

Date:October 10, 2011

Jacqulyn

This article does not mention babies that refuse the bottle and sceam allllll night if they don't get their night time snack. I have three children and this method did not work for any of them. I have been trying this with my 8 month old and it is a no go. All kids are diffrent this just has not worked for us.

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Review 12 for Saying No To Midnight Snacking

Date:October 9, 2011

lilnicki8444

I'm not to sure of other's sleeping routines, but I have found that if I let my 4 month old daughter take 3 2 hr naps per day she will stay awake until 10pm and sleep until 6am. I am feeding her about 6 oz with some rice cereal in it about 9 right before I do her bath. She will try to wake up about 4, but giving her the paci puts her right back to sleep instead of feeding her.

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Review 13 for Saying No To Midnight Snacking

Date:September 16, 2011

malonzo

This sounds great (in Theory) I even bought a book about how to do it cutting out oz by oz one feeding at a time. My twins are 8 mth old and we tried this when they were 6mths old. It did not work for us. Instead of them getting up 2 times to eat, it ended up being every couple of hours and lots of moaning and crying in between because they were hungry :+( they were suppossed to drink more milk throughout the day (thats what the book said) but they did not want to. So I figured I'd rather get up 2-3 times with each of them than be up all night. all babies are different though so good luck!

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Review 14 for Saying No To Midnight Snacking

Date:September 11, 2011

amyrodriguez87

That is a really great idea!! My daughter used to sleep through the night but now she is waking up to eat so hopefully we can get to sleep through the night again soon!!

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Review 15 for Saying No To Midnight Snacking

Date:August 9, 2011

SChrome

This is a great idea. Although my math makes the cutting back one ounce per night over two weeks a little tricky (14 oz overall), my problem is the article doesn't mention what age this recommendation applies to and how do breast feeding moms like me apply that? Should I change to a bottle for the night (pumped milk)? I can see that that alone might make him stop wanting to nurse. My son is 5 1/2 month old and wakes once or twice at night.

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Review 16 for Saying No To Midnight Snacking

Date:August 2, 2011

ccmn

I will try this tonight, it seems smart to feed a baby less if your baby is use to eating at night time.

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Review 17 for Saying No To Midnight Snacking

Date:July 18, 2011

davisgirl0964

thank you so much for this article im going to start trying this tonight :)

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Review 18 for Saying No To Midnight Snacking

Date:July 11, 2011

rrosinski

my daughter just started sleeping through the night yall really helped me alot and also i changed her formulas and that seemed to work too i went from premium to pro sobee a soy based formula and it has changed her spo much she is a very happy baby now but anyways thatnk all of yall so much cutting back really helped my daughter i def need the sleep now that i am 4 months pregnant and have a 9 month old

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Review 19 for Saying No To Midnight Snacking

Date:May 16, 2011

Raykulann

My daughter is 6 months old & perhaps she is young enough that this article doesn't pertain to her yet, but her doctor has said nothing about cutting back on night time feedings. I breastfeed and I've also never heard about the sugars from breastmilk remaining in the mouth to cause tooth decay, but I can see that being true. I guess I need to ask the doctor at our next visit.

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Review 20 for Saying No To Midnight Snacking

Date:May 16, 2011

odinsmoman

For dreagant, I suggest soothing classical music. My hubby works nights, so I feel your pain. I also sing in my off-key terrible voice, but it seems to calm down our little guy.
I wrote in another no sleep article before reading this one... will try cutting back on feedings, tx to the author will let you gals know how it works out for us.

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