[House] San Francisco Parents of Multiples SFPOM General Discussion forum digest - 10/21/2011

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San Francisco Parents of Multiples SFPOM General Discussion 10/20/2011
9:14 am - 10/21/2011

1. Sleep training (melissa_farris)
2. Halloween Trick or Treating (cat_shattuck)
3. Comment: I am wit's end with school letting one... (seabringwatts)

1. Sleep training
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melissa_farris - 10/20/2011 1:43 pm

 My (full term) girls are almost 4 months and still
 waking up 3 times a night. usually 11pm, 2ish and 5ish.
 Did anyone LOVE their sleep trainer and care to pass
 along the contact info? Are there sleep trainers that
 do something other than the cry out method and still
 get results? Any advice is appreciated! My older
 daughter didn't sleep through the night until she was 2
 so obviously I don't know what I'm doing!!! Thank you!

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2. Halloween Trick or Treating
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cat_shattuck - 10/20/2011 11:38 am

 Hi there, Thinking about where to take our 10.5 month
 olds to look at the costumes and decorations, not
 collect candy. I've done my research so I know where
 the hot places are, but by and large the opinions I
 read are about collecting candy, not people just
 wanting to walk and look around. Any opinions on Fair
 Oaks v Belvedere v other places that go all out, and
 especially tips on any that are ready on the early
 side?

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Topic: I am wit's end with school letting one of my twins'
sleep

 To start we have a 5 year old girl and 3 year old twins, I
 just can't live with my...

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 3. seabringwatts says...
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 10/20/2011 11:08 am
 
 Hi Stacy,Are your twins napping at school? If so, that
 might be the reason that your son is staying up late. 
 It never happened with me but I have heard from other
 parents that if their children napped, they were
 staying up later at night. Once they dropped the nap,
 then their children fell asleep promptly at bedtime.My
 twins are 3.75 years old and they haven't been napping
 at school for about 6-7 months. We would still try to
 nap them on the weekends but it started becoming "hit
 or miss". Basically, around 3.5, we stopped the nap on
 the weekend, too, and found that they went to asleep
 immediately as opposed to talking for a little while.It
 may be a transition at first, but I would suggest
 trying it. And if one twin still needs a nap, you can
 accommodate that child's nap but have the other one
 stay awake.Good luck,Virginia
 Email author: seabringwatts at gmail.com
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