Sleep a little easier with Pampers 🌜

wingsiachan • 05/02/2024 - 16:31

I’m a mum of two. Have a four year old and a 10 month old. All babies are different when it comes to sleep, my four year old was a dream. Once we sleep trained him at 5 months old - he was able to put himself to sleep independently and he would suck his two fingers to self sooth himself. He would roll over and go to bed straightaway - no complaints. He would take three and a half hour naps in the afternoon and do a 11 hour night. He was definitely a dream high needs sleeper. My 10 month old is wildly different, also sleep trained and she still struggles to sleep and takes very short naps during the day. She must miss the noise and chaos of the household when we put her down! My best advice is to be consistent with the sleep routine, bath, brush teeth, change clothes, book, kiss and bed. Also sleep training both my kids has been great even though the little one doesn’t sleep as much she doesn’t sleep through the night now and it’s really helped with my mental health. A rested mama
Is a better mama.

Poweredbycaffeine • 05/02/2024 - 16:34

I have a 4 year old and 2 year old, my first born is a deep sleeper and youngest would wake at a pin dropping! Pampers have kept him dry through the long nights of disturbed sleep though 🥰 always one less thing to worry about. This week he’s been poorly and we haven’t had one leak at all 🩷. Routine helps us but I think it’s pot luck whether you have a little dream sleeper or a night owl xx

HenGeoJosOwny • 05/02/2024 - 16:41

Dream feeding and snuggles! Sleep is a developmental thing and all babies learn to sleep through and or alone when they are ready. Until then I will snuggle, feed and sleep with my babies knowing the nappy they have on will last until morning time as long as they don’t decide to have a poonami. 🙈🤣

STRAANX • 05/02/2024 - 16:44

Hi guys, I'm new to the mummy club and to share our experience. The first thing is we fed her the baby porridge before she slept and she was snoring, proper knocked out lol. From 4 months I was able to sleep properly, second using the pampers nappy as they can withhold the whole night of little one without any spillage, three a night time wash with lots of bubble bath these three tips were life savers for me and my family I swear by it lol. In our culture after the bath we use oil for a massage too, to help loosen the muscles and to relax the little one, it's great because I get to really see the rolls that have formed over the few months and how the little toes have reacted to being massaged as I found her to be quite ticklish in the beginning but now she knows the drill lol.

BabyKK • 05/02/2024 - 16:45

My daughter has never slept through and is now 2yrs old! We have a routine such as no screen time, bedtime story and she still breastfeeds so feeds before bed.
Always tried to get her to bed at a reasonable time but has always since a baby settled about 8.30pm! She sleeps until 7am ish but wakes at least 2-3 times a night for a feed. I love our cuddles and time together so am more than happy as I know one day she’ll sleep through when she’s ready! ☺️

KrystleAnderson • 05/02/2024 - 16:46

You don't HAVE to change a wet nappy (unless it's full or you're worried of leaks) in the night! If baby is content, allow them to continue sleeping. Honestly though, I've never had any trouble with Pampers so I feel secure about not needing to change every single time my (then) baby pees throughout the night. If we were trying a different nappy, I'd be more vigilant, but I'm comfortable letting my boy sleep through the night... Unless he's pooped! 😅

Meggimai • 05/02/2024 - 16:47

I find sticking to a bedtime routine has really helped my little one to get a sleep pattern together and reduced her night waking. We still get waking up through the night but we are at the 8 month sleep regression at the moment. Otherwise she has been a good sleeper.

SamBarker • 05/02/2024 - 16:50

We are very lucky in that my daughter at 23 months has always been a good sleeper. Our issue is the right nappy to stop leaks as some nights she is just drenched. Doesn’t seem to be a pattern at all but randomly just leaks.

We have always worked hard to maintain her routine and getting the age where we have reduced the amount of time napping during the day to avoid any regression fingers crossed it’s working so far

Amaksy • 05/02/2024 - 16:56

This is so real. Thank you for sharing so I know I’m not alone. Now trying to decide to take down the sides of the crib to avoid a mishap climbing over so that’ll be a new experience in our sleep honey as I expect it means she’ll be free to roam once awake.

Cltidy90 • 05/02/2024 - 17:01

Our 6mo old started getting awful at sleep around 3.5months. Slept far worse than ever did as a newborn sometimes waking up more than 10 times a night. I think in the last week and a half we might be finally getting closer to some better sleep although still 3 feeds in the night currently.

What’s our tip: get dad to do bedtime so that there’s no option to breastfeed to sleep, and breastfeeding is then out of the sleep routine and can’t have the feed to sleep association.

I now think the wakeups are actually for hunger rather than every sleep cycle, and I guess we just have a hungrier baby than those ones that can sleep through at 6months

Chezzachap • 05/02/2024 - 17:05

At 17 months and 2 very tired parents my baby is sleeping through more often than not now 🙌🏻
We always use Pampers premium protection pants which have never let us down 🙌🏻 we have a few bedtime stories, a bottle, followed by a dark room. If we are wanting to get some jobs done we leave the radio on until we go to bed so we don’t disturb 🙌🏻

martka00 • 05/02/2024 - 17:16

My LO is only 6 months old so still quite small and I’d not expect him to have a full night sleep every night! But one of the things that have improved since moving to size 3 nappies - the pampers night nappies! No more leaks as it used to happen up to 3-4 months old (until we’ve discovered the pampers night nappies).
Secondly, my baby is amazing with his bed time - since he’s 3 months old - he is going sleep for the night anything between 7:30-8:30 and he (usually) wakes up around 6-7am (with one or two feeds). We don’t really have any bed time routine as my baby somehow decided that this is his scheduled sleep time and we only try to ensure that we’re back home at 7:30 at latest to get him to bed.

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.