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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Just ignoring the pro-sleeping training people for now. No energy to explain why I don’t want to. I appreciate your opinion.

We tried co-sleeping. It was even worse with baby seeking the breast all night, waking every 5-15 minutes and ending up hysterical with exhaustion by morning.[/quote]

You do not want to sleep train. You do not even want to hear about it. You do not want to hear about so called obvious things to try. So what exactly do you want? All I can say is, your baby needs sleep and it is up to you to help provide her that. [/quote]

Good-quality sleep for lots of hours every day is essential to brain and other development.  OP, if your baby is waking up "hysterical with exhaustion" then you are depriving him/her of precisely what s/he needs for development - it's as if you are feeding the baby McDonald's food or denying him/her the ability to roll over or crawl or whatever.

You need sleep, but more importantly, your baby needs sleep.[/quote]

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