Guest guest Posted June 13, 2004 Report Share Posted June 13, 2004 Hi, Welcome to the group. I'm sorry to hear your son is having a hard time at night with his band. It just takes some babies longer than others to adjust. Maybe he's having a hard time getting comfortable on his own? I'm sure in time, he'll be back to his usual night time sleep. Keep us posted. > Hi, my 21 week old twin boy has been in his band for 3 nights. He > wakes up screaming every few hours. He is happy during the day when > he has taken many hours of naps to make up for lost sleep. When I > take the band off there is no sign of red marks. He had bad gas pain > in his 2nd month and he reacted the same way. Before this he would > wake @ one time a night but pretty much was sleeping through the > night. > My heart breaks for my little guy. When he wakes I pick him up and > rock him to sleep. He cant seem to get comfortable. He usually > soothes himself by sucking his thumb, but at night he is so upset he > cant seem to find his thumb. Last night I broke down and propped > myself up in bed and held him for two hours while he slept. > Any suggestions are very welc Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 13, 2004 Report Share Posted June 13, 2004 if there are no red spots it may not be the band. My daughter is 21 weeks as well and has started to wake up several times a night all of a sudden. I think she is teething, could that be possible for your son? Natasha > Hi, my 21 week old twin boy has been in his band for 3 nights. He > wakes up screaming every few hours. He is happy during the day when > he has taken many hours of naps to make up for lost sleep. When I > take the band off there is no sign of red marks. He had bad gas pain > in his 2nd month and he reacted the same way. Before this he would > wake @ one time a night but pretty much was sleeping through the > night. > My heart breaks for my little guy. When he wakes I pick him up and > rock him to sleep. He cant seem to get comfortable. He usually > soothes himself by sucking his thumb, but at night he is so upset he > cant seem to find his thumb. Last night I broke down and propped > myself up in bed and held him for two hours while he slept. > Any suggestions are very welc Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 13, 2004 Report Share Posted June 13, 2004 --- Natasha, He has been teething for a few weeks, but the screaming started the night he first had the band on. I hope it is not the band. I gave him tylenol every four hours last night it helped him to sleep. Maybe between the teething and new feeling of the helmet he is uncomfortable. I hope this passes. I feel bad for the little guy. erica In Plagiocephaly , " Natasha Gubash " <ngubash@y...> wrote: > if there are no red spots it may not be the band. My daughter is 21 > weeks as well and has started to wake up several times a night all of > a sudden. I think she is teething, could that be possible for your > son? > Natasha > --- In Plagiocephaly , " RZide " <zidesgirl@a...> wrote: > > Hi, my 21 week old twin boy has been in his band for 3 nights. He > > wakes up screaming every few hours. He is happy during the day > when > > he has taken many hours of naps to make up for lost sleep. When I > > take the band off there is no sign of red marks. He had bad gas > pain > > in his 2nd month and he reacted the same way. Before this he would > > wake @ one time a night but pretty much was sleeping through the > > night. > > My heart breaks for my little guy. When he wakes I pick him up and > > rock him to sleep. He cant seem to get comfortable. He usually > > soothes himself by sucking his thumb, but at night he is so upset > he > > cant seem to find his thumb. Last night I broke down and propped > > myself up in bed and held him for two hours while he slept. > > Any suggestions are Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 13, 2004 Report Share Posted June 13, 2004 Zander has been waking up in the middle of the night lately too. He *never* did that before. He's not banded yet, so I'm pretty sure he's teething. Maybe your little one has a combination of the two. Maybe he's hurting from the teething and having the helmet on now causes him to be even more uncomfortable. Poor little guy. I hope he gets use to it and you can all get some sleep soon. Sherryl Lucky Mommy to Nick,Gabe, & Zander (02/03/04) > --- Natasha, He has been teething for a few weeks, but the screaming > started the night he first had the band on. I hope it is not the > band. I gave him tylenol every four hours last night it helped him to > sleep. Maybe between the teething and new feeling of the helmet he is > uncomfortable. > I hope this passes. I feel bad for the little guy. > erica Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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