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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Did your baby/child’s sleep ever improve? Either naturally or with non-CIO methods? My baby is 7 months and our lives have completely fallen apart from lack of sleep. I’m too tired to detail all the problems and how bad it is. I don’t want to sleep train but feel we have exhausted everything else, so I’d like to hear only from those who didn’t sleep train and eventually saw improvement to see if realistically there is any hope.

Please do not suggest obvious things like white noise, styles of sleep sack, wake windows, solids, etc. we have Tried. It. All.[/quote]

Feed your baby when he/she is hungry and comfort when they’re scared.  Your reaching the point where your baby gets object permanence and it gets better.

Sorry, OP.  It is rough now.  But in my experience gets better once the baby knows you will attend to their needs.  Are you exclusively breastfeeding?  Have you started solids?  The more the baby eats and drinks during the day, the longer he’ll sleep at night.  It will happen.

Until then, any chance of getting some help in do you can sleep? [/quote]

+1. Lots of parents are trending away from sleep training.  I couldn’t bring myself to let my baby cry so I didn’t even attempt it.  She started sttn around nine months.  [/quote]

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