Sleep a little easier with Pampers 🌜

Awais • 05/02/2024 - 17:19

My son is 18 months and I am struggling every nigtg to sleep hi. On time but he doesn't and the end when I tried I told to my husband please you gona sleep him very well and when my husband sleep to him sadenly he sleep and mid night he weak up 5 to 6 times for milk every 30, 30 minutes he weak up for milk and want to change the nappy 2 times and I want wwaknup at 3am to going for job so it's very hard and when I come back from Job at 2pm and he want to sleep quickly so hopefully one day sleep nicely,

LKH • 05/02/2024 - 17:28

Routine routine routine! I used the Pampers sleep coach to help me with my little boy as he couldn’t fall asleep on his own. Best thing I’ve done!

Marlenab • 05/02/2024 - 17:41

I never got onboard with the whole ‘sleeping on their own thing’. At 8y old my oldest still prefers to sleep in my room so all
The kids beds are in our room and they can sleep next to us or on their beds :). I co sleep with baby :)

Dzivojosa • 05/02/2024 - 17:46

Well, i change nappies every time my son wake up at night for his feeds. Even if there is just a little, otherwise i risk to end up with leakage. He still has milk before night and twice during a night so no pamoer would surrove all night :D Still i find Pampers brand as best for nappies.

Cdeane • 05/02/2024 - 17:51

Absolutely no idea how to get little ones to sleep all through the night. Our 5mo is up 1-3hourly every night. I just tell myself she misses me so much and she’ll sleep eventually (maybe when I’m old and grey)! 🤞🏻

ArlosMummyy • 05/02/2024 - 17:52

The dream feed changed our nights but did lead to nighttime leaks! Thank goodness for Pampers Dry Nights nappies.

Klang • 05/02/2024 - 18:01

We have stopped changing him overnight as 1) he was getting too upset to go back to sleep and 2) pampers are so good we don’t need to!!! We love being a squad die and having an army of parents to call upon when we need advice!!

Dm91 • 05/02/2024 - 18:03

My partner and I are very thankful as we’ve never had any issues with our baby sleeping through the night. Even from birth to now at 6 months, he’s always slept all the way through and we’ve never felt so lucky. Obviously on the odd occasion, he would randomly wake up crying but then would fall back to sleep without any issues. Thanks to using pampers also since birth, we’ve never had any leaks throughout the night, so when we wake in the morning, we just change him then before his feed. The only issue we have is that he’s a bit stubborn when he’s tired and doesn’t want to go to sleep, but we just keep at it and persevere, rocking him until he gives up and falls asleep 🥰
I also still don’t feel ready for him to sleep in his own room so we brought his cot into our room and he still sleeps next to me in his own cot. Not because he can’t, but to ease my worries and anxiety.

Inda22 • 05/02/2024 - 18:09

Thanks to Pampers we have not had any leaks at night and my baby boy is already 4 months old. He isn't a good sleeper but hey he will get there at some point and I will be beside him. It's so good to read all the comments, tips, different views and experience. Every child is different!

HWMO4 • 05/02/2024 - 18:15

The sleep savers series is very interesting, loads of great advice and it's good to know we all go through it at some point. I currently have a teething 1 year old keeping me up all night. Obviously pampers nappies to keep baby dry all night is our number one essential. I have 5 children and have found that essential oils on a cotton ball put on the radiator, has a relaxing effect for bed time routines.

Jantee • 05/02/2024 - 18:49

I love a lie in and now anything after 5am is a lie in. There's no pattern to the nights that our 8 month old sleeps through. I don't let her cry and sometimes she just cuddles back to sleep, other times she wants a bottle. I keep the lights low and she's never up for long.

Missk8501 • 05/02/2024 - 19:05

Glow in the dark dummies and a mini fridge in our bedroom with a bottle made up 🤣

Gingerg58 • 05/02/2024 - 19:07

We’ve just got a new baby in our home I’m grandma and my daughter lives at home still with her toddler and her new baby. We are all struggling to sleep at the moment as you can imagine the toddler 19 months old is in the process of going to nursery we say in the process as she cries the whole settling in time she’s getting very clingy which obviously we all understand but now she’s not sleeping at night and constantly waking up
We started using the pants and she likes them as they pull up on her tummy and she loves to sleep on her tummy so they are a lot more comfortable than the nappies we use during the day (we use nappies during day so we don’t have to take off all her leggings etc but we will be using pants soon full time so we can start potty training
I know it’s hard for our toddler but I can’t ever remember my 3 children being as bad I’m sure there is just so much going on to overstimulate children nowadays and it’s hard for them to switch off
I’d love to win the supply of pants as it would help a lot and little man is almost I. A size 3 so he can try them soon
I love pampers nappies have always used them even on mine years ago and touch wood he hasn’t had any leaked as yet so that’s one good thing
If anyone has any advise on nursery or night sleeping we are always willing to try anything to help

PapaSavage • 05/02/2024 - 19:10

We are now 14 months old and have a routine that works most (!) of the time. Baby dry nappy pants, pjs and popped into a sleeping bag. Milk when she is put down, with a red light and lullaby music. We now have two of her favourite comforter so one either side of her and a glow in the dark dummy either side (though somehow there is four in there at the moment (🤣) . Least when she wakes she can find stuff easily and on a full belly means she isn’t hungry in the night and the nappy is super absorbent so she doesn’t get sore or uncomfortable. Only thing to stop a full nights sleep is the teething.

Oak123 • 05/02/2024 - 19:39

Making sure you have everything ready before you go to bed is my top tip - nothing worse than trying to find a nappy or wipes when you are half asleep or having to sterilise a bottle when the baby is screaming!

ellen2605 • 05/02/2024 - 19:39

Our two year old usually wakes after around 3 hours and can be difficult to settle back off so we’ve always got a bottle of milk ready to settle him. Glow in the dark dummies are also a life saver when you’re scrabbling around trying to find it!

Edghar • 05/02/2024 - 19:47

Before sleep routine helps a lot. Full belly (calories, calories!).

Aali • 05/02/2024 - 19:53

Make sure the child has eaten enough before bed so they don’t wake up hungry!

NifflersMum • 05/02/2024 - 20:05

I find a full tummy helps! I recommend a banana, prepared depending on age and some warm milk while winding down with no screens just some nursery rhymes or a book the half hour before bedtime. Whenever I don’t do this she’s always up!

Hanna24 • 05/02/2024 - 20:08

Keeping a Routine and perseverance