Why won't my mom let me get sleeping pills!?
Im getting really frustrated, im 17 years old and my mom will not let me get sleeping pills. Its soo hard for me to sleep. I want sleep, all i want is PROPER sleep, whats is so bad about them?
My mom dosent want us to stay up late at sleepovers?!?
MY moms the same way. the other night i had a sleepover and it was 5:00 am (LOL) and she got really mad . we where just chillin in my room watching movies. but parents can be parents , ADVICE - go into your room and bring a dvd player or something , sit down with a little lamp on and chill with your friends (make sure to whisper) she can't stop you from sitting up in bed and talking. It's not like shes gonna duck tape your guys's mouth. And as for the sneaking out , sometimes i do and my friends come from downtown and we hang outside.. Lol goodluck girlie
My 3 week old baby's eating pattern is very inconsistent. How do I get it more regular?
Durring the day, he wants 2 oz every 2 hours. At night, he gets fussy. He falls asleep during the feeding. Sometimes only takes 1 oz and then refuses any more. Sometimes he takes his 2 oz, falls asleep, wakes up in 20 minutes and wants more. So I make more, and then he refuses it. I cant get any sleep at night, because sometimes he is waking up every hour. I wish I could get him up to 3 oz, every 3-4 hours. All the books I read, said at this age he should take 3 oz. But I have no luck in getting him to finish 3 oz. My pediatrician said not to feed him with every little whimper, because "you have things to do in your day besides feeding him". I am so confused on what I should do. He sleeps fine during the day, but when night comes... it is so difficult. Please any suggestions. How do I get him to take 3 oz at a feeding so that he will sleep for 3 or 4 hours??
Why do we feel angry when someone wakes us suddenly from sleep?
A2A: Why do we feel angry when someone wakes us suddenly?Actually, you will find that we don’t always feel like that. And certainly not all of us.The reaction to disturbed sleep comes deep from within the person’s psychology. For example, a mother awakened by her baby’s cry does not feel angry. Tired or irritated, maybe, but not angry.But before that, it is much associated to how we are being awakened. Much depends on the vocal patterns of the person waking us up.You know, we can hear from long before we actually wake up enough to process what we are hearing. So much of the voice of disturbing person goes in the brain before we gain sense enough to react. Therefore, in what tone are they calling us to wake up determines what would be the reaction.Suddenly waking up always makes the body to give us a small dose of adrenaline, since from prehistoric time sudden wakeups were genetically associated with sharp claws and long teeth in the dark. Now it is associated mostly with cute mischievous little sisters or annoyed mothers. So that surge of energy has to go somewhere.When someone wakes up by calling your name in urgent, tense tones, that energy will go into preparing your body for an oncoming battle, and you will shoot upright with a startled “What, what, what happened?”But if the same person is using either a bored voice or a commanding voice, that tone will be processed as annoyance, not emergency. So you are more likely to blurt out, “Fuck you.” Or punch the clock. And then roll over and keep snoring.Beyond that, if you’re in a position of power, (or if you think so), then any wakeup calls will be treated with some degree of annoyance, regardless of the vocal pattern.
Why do parents yell at you for sleeping in?
I sometimes stay up late at night by myself in my bedroom (not even making noise), and wake up at like 1.00pm the next day. I get yelled at and called lazy for doing this, I don't know why because I am getting the same amount of sleep as everyone else ad stay up for the same ammount of time as anyone else. I don't really talk to them anymore because I just get yelled at for some reason or another, so I don't bother anymore.
How much sleep do you get with your newborn?
my daughter is a week old and wont sleep unless someone is holding her. between holding her constantly and breastfeeding i am lucky to get 3 hours of sleep a night. last night i slept in 2 increments of 1 hour naps. im exhausted........ is this normal? my baby rarely sleeps for more than an hour or hour and a half.