How can I get my daughter to sleep through the night?

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Mona’s I’m at a loss right now. My daughter has always slept all night l long since she’s been born she’s 19 months now and every since she got sick a few weeks ago she’s waking up numerous times a night. She’s better now but she’s still waking up throughout the night now. Help please !!!

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Could be growing pain or teething pain.

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Encourage self soothing by giving her a chance to calm down independently if that doesn’t work then when she gets up keep the lights off, don’t take her out of the crib, and get a sound machine

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My oldest slept through the night once when she was 8 - years.

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If she was poorly then that has probably had a knock on affect and she’s still looking for comfort x

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My kids are 2 and 4 and still wake :sleeping: it’s really tough

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It’s biologically normal for them to wake up. Nothing you need to do. I still wake up for a drink or to go to the bathroom.

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My daughter was 3 before I got her to sleep through the night lol wish I could help. Her at 3am wanting milk every night! My son was different he slept good right from the beginning. No milk just a paci.

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My son’s 8 still wakes up

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Her sleep schedule is probably just a bit whacky from the illness. Try less napping during the day time to get her back to her normal routine. My kids slept through the night by 2 yrs old. Whenever they got sick it would take another week to get them back to normal schedule.

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My suggestion would be, if she is waking up for no reason other than to wake up, child proof her room and put up a gate. Let her get up and just play or do whatever in her room until she falls back asleep. If she is waking up for a reason – Feeling sick, feeling scared, hungry, bathroom etc – You will just have to ride it out. Being sick has put her body into a weird state and it’ll take a minute to get back to normal

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Have you checked for more teeth?

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Google sleep training toddlers. It works if u stick to it.

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She’s understanding more, processing more and trying to get her sleep pattern for this stage set. Hang in there.

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You can’t force her to sleep. That’s unnatural. Let her play. Have a safe space. She’ll go back to sleep.

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Try feeding her more food and bath before bed