Four month sleep regression

It's exhausting 😪 I cried everyday, and was anxious every night. Sleep deprivation is the worst....ours lasted around 4 weeks. I think (I pray) were just coming out of it only to begin teething 💀 although our daughter definitely seems to have learned new skills during that time like babbling more, grabbing her toes and trying to roll. Stay strong and stick together ❤️

Babies also go through a leap at 4m and honestly it’s been the worst stage and I have a 2.5yo and a 15mo. Check out the wonder weeks, it explains leaps which are huge mental growth spurts where they learn something new!

I'm right here with you!! Our daytimes are (currently) still pretty nice, but nighttimes are the worst - much worse than when she was a newborn. We're coming to the end of week 3 and I'm just hoping that we're on the way out (although currently there is nothing to suggest this is true)....x

We’re 3 weeks in now and hoping it ends soon🙈 it took us 1hr & 20mins to get our little girl to sleep last night and then she woke up every hour😅 she’s not too bad for her day time naps but she’s definitely a bit more grumpy at nap time and sometimes does cry Luckily the positive side is she’s found her feet (plays with them constantly and is starting to pull her socks off🤣) and is learning to roll x

We’re struggling too ❤️‍🩹 leap four plus the four month sleep regression is a lot… I hope it passes soon for us all x

I don’t even know what week of it we are on or what day it is but I am right here with you. Naps and feeds all over the place. Night before last he didn’t settle into a deep sleep until 3am and then woke at 6am. Currently asleep in my lap after a feed and I don’t want to move him in case he wakes! He’s so tired bless him 💙

I can write books about sleep derivation, so trust me, I know how you feel. It does feel like it lasts forever when you are right there, but you will sleep again and you will forget most of how you felt. I had to go through it on my own with my first and I don't even want to remember that. Best advice is team tag - one sleeps in another room with ear plugs whatever the first part of the night, then you switch, so each of you gets a solid 5-6 hour block of sleep.