HELP! MY 9 MONTH OLD WON'T SLEEP! (What Do I Do?) | Dr. Paul

Sleep issues in infants are common. In this video Dr. Paul explores possible causes and solutions including infant body work!
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[crisc]

Her little girl is so behaved. Such a good girl patiently waiting for mama and brother

[lilamerican]

You can tell the little guys really has a lot of affection towards his mama! 😊

[hanihanianna]

I really cried during watching this. I wish there was a doctor like you here. My child has many problems and nobody cares or understands here because medicine is not developed here so much. It was amazing. Thanks for sharing 🙏

[popchinesemusic]

Praying that everyone falls asleep quickly and has a peaceful sleep. Hope you all wake up happy and well rested 🎀🎀🎀

[Jemmyjo]

I like how she feels comfortable going to her dr for this. I probably wouldn’t have.

[carmella]

Honestly. I wish he was my doctor at times. He's so nice and honest when most doctors like mine unfortunately are kind of rude when it comes to bedtimes and stuff

[margaretkaufman]

Your a WONDERFUL educator Dr Paul!!!
My 4 boys all refused to go down for naps anymore by the time they were 16 months....they slept so much better at night.

[snoopywoodstock]

You have no idea how helpful this video was. My son is literally having the same issue. He’s now 11months. Thank you Dr Paul

[veronicawambui]

My son had sleep problems too from the time he was born. He could sleep for only 10, 15 or 20 mins . I thought it was "normal" only for him to be later diagnosed with menengitis which had really damaged his brain . He lost his life aged 1yr 3 weeks 💔. Is always wise to get a 2nd opinion though . Trust your gut

[freedomdancerrj]

I have to watch again. I couldn’t concentrate for observing the well behaved and very patient sister.

[rowdymoose]

I found out I’m pregnant yesterday and I’m so nervous but also excited 🥰

[chelseywithers]

I've been following you since before I was a parent because I loved that you insist on normalizing informed consent. My son is now 1 year old and I wish we could've had you to go to this past year. I went to the pediatrician multiple times for this same reason and never got any help.

[MissNebulosity]

Dr Paul is SO AMAZING at these kind of touchy discussions! Well done, with perfect combination of knowledge, experience and sensitivity.

[aubrylong]

He’s such great pediatrician. So caring and helpful

[BMarie]

My heart breaks for any child inflicted by insomnia. I had it as a kid. Still do now. It’s awful. It’s so taxing on your mental and physical health.

[jazzyj]

Can you please do an update on this family and how baby boy slept after the massage/massages? Did she choose sleep training?

[YappieKitchen]

My baby went through is the worst sleep regression for almost 3 months. I know how this mom feels.

[bygraceonly]

I sooo regret my attempts at sleep training my firstborn. Anxiety is high with him. And he is still needy as an 8 yr old. I really thought I was doing the right thing but wish I had just skipped all the drama. Could be a personality thing but his younger brother (not sleep trained) is way more emotionally well adjusted and confident. 🤷‍♀️

[lulutwentytwo]

Yes I want to add the Raised Good Summit and website is a good starting place for the mamas to get the up to date research on raising children to get their attachment needs met. Responding to babies 24/7 does not spoil them, that's a myth.
I also instinctively think sleep training causes subconscious issues (whether minor or major) later down the line. Though there are different types of training to consider with slightly different research outcomes, I think the natural way of nursing back to sleep and co-sleeping is best for attachment needs.

[kkdoc]

Mom is giving him positive reinforcement every time he wakes up. No wonder he’s doing that.