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Nottie @Nottie (52) • Finland 30 Dec 09

I recently read an article about a 6 month old baby who woke his parents up between 7-15 times each night! I was a bit chocked and started wondering if this is normal. When does the parents sleep? When does the baby sleep? My 3...

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Nottie I agree with you, a hungry baby wakes up more often then one that isn't.

1 Jan 10

Nottie @Nottie (52) • Finland 30 Dec 09

I recently read an article about a 6 month old baby who woke his parents up between 7-15 times each night! I was a bit chocked and started wondering if this is normal. When does the parents sleep? When does the baby sleep? My 3...

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Nottie Oh yes, if the baby is ill then it's very possible to have to get up many times a night for him/her. But that is quite understandable and also (hopefully) nothing that goes on after the baby becomes well again.

1 Jan 10

Nottie @Nottie (52) • Finland 30 Dec 09

I recently read an article about a 6 month old baby who woke his parents up between 7-15 times each night! I was a bit chocked and started wondering if this is normal. When does the parents sleep? When does the baby sleep? My 3...

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Nottie Hi, what you described sounds much like what my little girl did. It sure is nice when those small darlings only wake you up for food once a night, isn't it?

1 Jan 10

Nottie @Nottie (52) • Finland 30 Dec 09

I recently read an article about a 6 month old baby who woke his parents up between 7-15 times each night! I was a bit chocked and started wondering if this is normal. When does the parents sleep? When does the baby sleep? My 3...

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Nottie I have heard that a bit more solid foods make them sleep better through the night, and that was the case with my older child also. I'm not giving my little one anything else then milk yet, but maybe she will sleep all night when she will get other things to...

30 Dec 09

Nottie @Nottie (52) • Finland 30 Dec 09

I recently read an article about a 6 month old baby who woke his parents up between 7-15 times each night! I was a bit chocked and started wondering if this is normal. When does the parents sleep? When does the baby sleep? My 3...

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Nottie I would be exhausted if I would have to wake up at least 7 times every night! At the age your son is I think it's ok if they wake up now and then if they need something, like water or some comfort after a bad dream, as long as it doesn't become a bad...

30 Dec 09

Nottie @Nottie (52) • Finland 30 Dec 09

I recently read an article about a 6 month old baby who woke his parents up between 7-15 times each night! I was a bit chocked and started wondering if this is normal. When does the parents sleep? When does the baby sleep? My 3...

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Nottie That sounds like a litle angel :) I have heard about other babies doing that too, but they seem to be pretty rare. Thank you for your reply and happy new year to you.

30 Dec 09

Nottie @Nottie (52) • Finland 30 Dec 09

I recently read an article about a 6 month old baby who woke his parents up between 7-15 times each night! I was a bit chocked and started wondering if this is normal. When does the parents sleep? When does the baby sleep? My 3...

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Nottie Thank you for your reply. Yes, of course every baby is different, grown ups got different sleeping needs and habits too. I actually never thought about my little one as different until a lot of articles and forum topics about babies that doesn't sleep all...

30 Dec 09

Nottie @Nottie (52) • Finland 30 Dec 09

I recently read an article about a 6 month old baby who woke his parents up between 7-15 times each night! I was a bit chocked and started wondering if this is normal. When does the parents sleep? When does the baby sleep? My 3...

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Nottie Both my children were born early morning (02.23 and 04.18)and yes, the first weeks were a bit messy, but they got the hang of the idea to sleep when it's night quite fast. And a newborn wakes up more often of course as he/she needs to eat more often then,...

30 Dec 09

Nottie @Nottie (52) • Finland 30 Dec 09

I recently read an article about a 6 month old baby who woke his parents up between 7-15 times each night! I was a bit chocked and started wondering if this is normal. When does the parents sleep? When does the baby sleep? My 3...

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Iyanna2019 @Iyanna2019 (4) • United States 28 Dec 09

when you are a teen parent should it be okay for the grandparents help watch your children when you want some free time

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Nottie I think it's ok as long as you don't have the parents look after the child too often. My children have both a grandmother and a greatgrandmother that happily look after the kids now and then, but usually this only happens a few times a year. As I haven't been...

30 Dec 09

Lee Ka @kaka135 (14916) • Malaysia 29 Dec 09

I started to introduced solid food to my baby when he was 6 months old. I only started with those infant cereal products from Nestle, until he was 9 months old, I started to give him mashed pumpkin and sweet potato. Sometimes I...

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Nottie For my son I started with mashed banana and sweet potato when he was about 4 months old. I also started giving him porridge at 4-5 months. At first it was just a tiny little portion, not even a full spoon at the very start but as he became more interested in...

30 Dec 09

jhess3366 @jhess3366 (67) • United States 30 Dec 09

So my baby is now almost 4 months old and she cries alot. Even after I have made sure she is A-Ok in every aspect she still cries to be held....all the time. Its my fault because I am at home all day and I cater to her. How can I...

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Nottie Hi there. I have a small baby that is a bit younger then yours, 3 months now. She cries very little, I would estimate less then 5 minutes in total in one day. Of course every baby is different and some cries more. I don't like the idea of letting my child...

30 Dec 09

Always smiling @allknowing (130066) • India 6 Dec 09

Reiki is my constant companion. I have passed 2 stages which are enough to keep oneself composed on a day to day basis. It is interesting to watch how it helps in alleviating day to day problems.

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Nottie A bit late response, but I wanted to say I practice Reiki too. Since I started many years ago I'm a much calmer, happier and nicer person to be around. Also my life has changed in many ways towards the better.

27 Dec 09

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RAVENBLADE0842 @RAVENBLADE0842 (493) • United States 27 Dec 09

I have a headache that is getting progressively worse, and I have no pain killers, and no money at the moment to go buy some. Any suggestions?

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Nottie Try to take a nap if possible. Works in most cases for me at least. Another thing that helps me is getting my shoulders massaged as my headaches often comes from the shoulder area. If you can't get anyone to massage you then try to massage your own...

27 Dec 09

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yamainoue @yamainoue (27) • Philippines 27 Dec 09

do you think its alright to fall in love to a man 10 times older than me? :)

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Nottie I'm in love with a man 17 years older then me, and have been in a relationship with him for the last 9 years:)It might sound like a lot, but we have the same interests, we think very much alike and we almost always agree on everything. I don't think love has...

27 Dec 09

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waytovj @waytovj (268) • India 3 Sep 07

Common cold is one of the most irritating and frequently seen diseases. Unfortunately nom I'm suffering from one. Severe headache runny nose and to make things worse now chest conjestion also. I've heard that the best remedies for...

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Nottie Lemon, honey and garlic are things I use when I have a cold. The juice of a lemon in a glass of warm water with enough honey to sweeten it up a bit makes me feel better in most cases. As far as I know lemon increases body resistance, decreases toxidity and...

30 Jan 08

korn501 @korn501 (135) • United States 29 Jan 08

I am looking around to find a dog I can have at home, great with kids, and too messy. Which dog should I should I get?

dogs

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Nottie If you don't mind a bigger dog then the ones mentioned here already I would go for a Golden Retriver. The ones I have met have all been great with kids and they are friendly to everyone. But do some research before you decide, think if you want a small or...

29 Jan 08

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LightninStrike @LightninStrike (5915) • Saint Vincent And The Grenadines 29 Jan 08

In my case it depends on the circumstances. When I'm looking forward to do something i really want to do, I don't really mind. But if for instance i get woken up too early by a silly phonecall (like a telemarketer etc.), or...

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Nottie I'm not moody when someone/something wakes me up. But I'm not a morning person at all and I'm just as distant and quiet if I get woken up or wake up on my own.

29 Jan 08

jcyap888 @jcyap888 (721) • Philippines 29 Jan 08

if you have marry a man with thick hair then after 10 years your man turn to bald. will you feel bad and left the man? will it still the same how you love him? or it will be lessen without a hair?

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Nottie To me it wouldn't matter if he was bald or not. It would change the way he looks a bit, but he would still be the same person. I wouldn't marry someone for looks only. We all change with age, some more and some less, but we still do.

29 Jan 08

bettyrose20 @bettyrose20 (997) • Philippines 29 Jan 08

this is a fictional question. i just want your opinion on this matter. here goes: your friend and your boyfriend had a one-night stand that eventually you found out. whom will you choose? a) your bf and ditch your...

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Nottie I agree with everyone else here and pick the C. I would be very disappointed in both and couldn't trust in either of them anymore. For me trust is very important and without trust there is nothing. I would also lose respect for both of them.

29 Jan 08

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