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Hey Jackie,
That is interesting that you would bring up the walking and teething. Actually developmental stages can really affect a child's sleep, I think.
Now that I think about it, my son took his first step at 8 1/2 months old and now he is 11-months old and can run, squat, climb and jump. And, he goes down to sleep earlier (used to be 8:30 pm, now he is like asleep by 6 pm!). He has also "thinned up" a bit--as he is working off a lot more calories now that he is mobile.
I wonder about other moms out there. Did your child sleep better after he/she started moving around more?
That is interesting that you would bring up the walking and teething. Actually developmental stages can really affect a child's sleep, I think.
Now that I think about it, my son took his first step at 8 1/2 months old and now he is 11-months old and can run, squat, climb and jump. And, he goes down to sleep earlier (used to be 8:30 pm, now he is like asleep by 6 pm!). He has also "thinned up" a bit--as he is working off a lot more calories now that he is mobile.
I wonder about other moms out there. Did your child sleep better after he/she started moving around more?