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05.24.08, 16:23 PM General Topics
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have been doing cio for weeks, 7mo dd still crying. started to read dr sears' baby book, which is so completely the opposite advice. yet i see both sides. and i'm feeling guilty now that i've been letting dd cry alone for so long--she does seem "scared" of going to sleep now, "insecure" when it comes to naps & bedtime. but it also seems maybe too late to try the sears way. also--she is not a mellow baby to begin with. any thoughts appreciated. [ Reply | Watch | Flag ]
General Topics 05.24.08, 04:23 PM Flag
 

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Are you being consistent with it? Nighttime or naps? Cioing isn't supposed to last for weeks. Also, she may still be a bit young. [ Reply | More
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General Topics 05.24.08, 04:41 PM Flag
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I honestly think that CIO doesn't work for every child. Regroup and try something new. [ Reply | More
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General Topics 05.24.08, 04:42 PM Flag
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ITA (CIO worked for my DS but not my DD). How long is long? Any possibility she's teething? [ Reply | More
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General Topics 05.24.08, 04:44 PM Flag
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most important thing is consistency and love. I also switched recently though from one method to another and I am getting great sleeping results now. could be age. we switched around 7 months to no CIO and I just held her and soothed her until she was ALMOST asleep in a rocking chair then put her down and left the room in 2 seconds and she falls right to sleep. [ Reply | More
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General Topics 05.24.08, 04:43 PM Flag
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