Night Owl

hey there! have u tried to give him a lavender bath or a sooting bath of some kind like 1 hr. before hes to go down and see what havppens?and give him oatmeal in a bottle or sippy cup if hes still takeing from a bottle and that will give him some more to go on and wont feel so hungry and they wont wake up in the odd hrs in the morning or night i too had a son that did that give ur son a body rub after his bath and it will relax him i did that too my oldest son when he was that age and it too seemde to help . hope this works for ya !

my two year old is the same way, I have found that if I dont let her nap during the day, she will sleep thru the night. But the real fun now is she gets so tired some days that she will fall asleep no matter what. lol I dont have a solution for that yet, but will let ya know if I ever do. lol Winter is a hard time for every mom out there, especially as weird as this one has been. Is there areas where you can let your child run around, like a community center or a play area at the mall or a fast food restraunt like McDonalds? Good Luck!

My daughter went through this briefly around the times she learned to crawl and walk. There was so much fun new stuff to do! If I couldn't get her back to sleep, I'd put her in a playpen in the living room while I dozed on the couch. I tried to follow the advice of being quiet and boring during nighttime hours, because they then learn that this isn't playtime, and make sure there is lots of activity during the day to burn off energy so they sleep better. Also making sure her room was kept fairly dark during sleeping hours so she could distinguish between sleep time and day time has helped keep her on a more consistent schedule.

He may not be getting enough physical activity during the day. I have a 19 month old and if she doesn't do much during the day I have noticed she doesn't sleep as well. Try dancing, or tag or a nice indoor activity if it is cold out. Hope this helps!

How many naps does he take during the day? Maybe cut them back. Keep him busy in the evening. Like maybe running around or swimming something that will get him really tired. then make sure he stays awake if he falls a sleep in the evening wake him up. Then do the reg bath story or what ever you do before bed and see if that helps. Maybe wake him up in the morning when you get up. And start his day. Just make sure you are able to do this around the same time everyday. Wake up nap or no nap and bed time. Don't let him sleep durning the time you want him awake. The first week he might be a little cranky but that's what happens when you doing get sleep. He will get tired and sleep when you let him. But later on he maybe great with graveyard shift. Good luck. Wishing you sweet dreams.