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Can you tell me how to get my 15 month old back to sleep once i am no longer nursing?
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Sleep problems: First, the baby should be sleeping in another room. If baby wakes up, have dad go in and sooth baby. They know you, and if you go, they will expect nursing. Baby needs to learn to fall asleep without something in their mouth. Make sure, at bedtime, baby is put to bed sleepy, to learn to self console.
Answered 8/14/2014
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