Re: Early rising 1 year old

November 22, 2009

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cybergal

DATE: 02/25/04 6:11am

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Re: Early rising 1 year old

IN REPLY TO: Early rising 1 year old
AUTHOR: lereve

Nice to know that I am not alone. My 17 months old daughter has changed since last week and gets up around 6:00 am. I leave her in crib until 6:30. She keeps talking to her teddy friends. I feel bad to leave her alone for more than 30-45 minutes and pick her up. I put her to sleep around 10 pm. I am a working mom and come home only by 7 pm. She stays with her grand parents all day. As I want to spend some quality time with her I have always trained her to sleep around 10 pm. She used to get up by 8:30 or 9:00 am. until last week. Any suggestions?

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Early rising 1 year old

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06/22/03 07:26am

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06/23/03 05:02am

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11/19/03 03:14am

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01/31/04 11:08am

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