Hi @Neha –
Thank you for writing to us. I am sorry to hear about your baby’s sleep issues, but please know that you are not alone! We’d love to help! While is is common for some babies to cry a little before sleep to “unwind” a little, longer periods of crying before each sleep time could be caused by a number of things! First, you may want to take a look at your little one’s overall schedule and be sure that his naps and bedtime are at good times for him. Perhaps he is overtired? Undertired? For certain answers and certain help, I do believe you will benefit from one of our Personalized Consultation Packages, where we will work directly with you on a detailed plan you can commit to and feel good about. We have a very holistic view and approach to helping families with their sleep. It’s not always about strict sleep training or cry-it-out or what-not, but is about the whole child and figuring out the right mix of everything for that individual child. We know that limiting crying is every parent’s desire, and we work to really help the whole baby, the whole family, and to also limit tears for everyone! We 100% personalize our advice for each individual family based on their history, goals, baby’s personality, and family philosophies. We do not make blanket statements that all babies can sleep through the night by a certain age or weight without feedings, either. We know that all babies are truly unique and therefore will have unique needs and require a unique plan.
You can read about all of our sleep consultation packages and purchase directly online here: https://www.babysleepsite.com/baby-toddler-sleep-consulting-services/
Thank you again and hang in there!

It’s really hard to watch just all baby crying loud .????

Also, daytime naps are not long maximum he sleeps for like half an hour.
During night we go for dream feeding so nights are better.

Could you help me solve the problem, I would prefer not going by cry it out method.

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@Christopher – Thank you for stopping by our sleepy little village and for reading! We have worked with thousands of families across the globe over the past decade and have shared some of their stories, in their own words, on our parent’s stories page. If you haven’t had a chance to check it out, you can do so here: https://www.babysleepsite.com/baby-sleep-site-reviews-and-testimonials/ If you’re requesting something other than this, please feel free to reach out to our Client Relations Team here, at any time: https://www.babysleepsite.com/contact/?utm_source=menu&utm_medium=contact Thank you, again, for reading!

Cheers,
/Chris

@Sandy – Thank you for stopping by our sleepy little village. Here’s a resource for you if you haven’t seen it already – it’s a sample 6 month old sleep schedule that you can use as a general guideline: https://www.babysleepsite.com/schedules/6-month-old-baby-schedule/ and this one is a guide to understanding your 6 month old’s sleep a little better: https://www.babysleepsite.com/baby-guide/4-5-6-month-old-baby/. I hope reading through them offers some help in understanding your little one’s sleep a little better. Hang in there, Sandy, and please stop in to see us again soon!

Hi Graham –
Thank you for visiting our sleepy little village, and thanks for commenting! You are so right about babies getting over-stimulated and then having a hard time winding back down again! We are happy to hear that you have found what works for your family!