Hi again Andrea!
It sounds like it may be time to teach your son to fall asleep on his own! Have you read about how to do this? This article is a good place to start:
https://www.babysleepsite.com/sleep-training/baby-fall-asleep-alone-5-steps/
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Hang in there, Andrea!

Thanks for answering, we tried to wean the pacifier once but during 3 weeks in one of his wakings was very hard to fall asleep for him like 40min or more than a hour, and one weekend we had an activity out of home so we didn’t want him to yell or cried so hard to wake up the people around that we decided to used it again and the third night at home he just cried so much so we just put it back, and also cause he doesn’t know how to sleep on his own. Some ideas please we are tired

Hi @Andrea! Thank you for writing to us about your toddler! Sorry to hear that your little guy is waking up so many times at night and struggling with sleeping independently too! Have you considered weaning the pacifier and see if this helps? This article can help:
https://www.babysleepsite.com/sleep-training/pacifier-weaning-stop-baby-toddler-how-when/
We can help with this if you’d like one on one help! And since he’s struggling with sleeping on his own, and you’re struggling with getting him on the right schedule, I’d recommend working with one of our sleep consultants who can get you on the right path and help you stay there!
Please check out our offerings for one on one help here, and contact us if you have any questions!
https://www.babysleepsite.com/baby-toddler-sleep-consulting-services/
Hang in there, Andrea!

Hi @Sarah – Thank you for writing to us about your toddler!! Your suspicions are likely correct, in that she may be too young to drop her naps. Most toddlers transition to no naps at 3-4 years of age, and this article can help you determine if/when she’s ready:
https://www.babysleepsite.com/toddlers/toddler-done-napping-3-signs/
Regarding the pacifier, I suspect that she just needs more time to get used to napping without it. Keep offering those naps (unless it clear that she’s ready to drop it completely based on the article I shared), and give her more time! Hopefully, she’ll be napping well again very soon!
Good luck Sarah – and if you find that you need more help with this or with anything else, please contact us for more info! : )