How can I get my 10-month-old to stop waking up at 3 a.m.?

Answer by  Brett (7986)

Perhaps he or she is going to bed too early, or they are hungry? If either, change this pattern with them.

Answer by  gogeta77 (87)

Let your baby cry. He/she will cry for about two nights and then will fall asleep. The nurse at the hospital taught us that and a little crying won't harm any baby. Just make sure he/she's ok, I mean, warm, well fed, dry, etc...

Answer by  tamarawilhite (17883)

If they are waking up hungry, give them a larger snack before bed time. If thirsty, have a bottle or sippy cup of water in the crib and train them to drink that. If they are having night time terrors, put a night light or dim lamp in their room.

Answer by  turker (142)

Put your baby on a nap schedule - one morning and one afternoon nap. Make sure his tummy is full when putting him to bed.

Answer by  timmsa (577)

You can try and not let them take long naps during the day. Also keep them up later at night. Change bedtime to a later time.