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Belly82
post 23/11/2012, 12:03 PM
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i have also posted this in the 12-24mth forum as well...

Anyone used Whispers Cottage in Sutherland for toddler sleep issues? im considering booking in a home visit as our DD 20mths old is the worst sleeper!

any comments would be awesome...

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PreachersWife
post 23/11/2012, 12:27 PM
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I haven't used them for sleep advice, but have used them for feeding advice with both DDs.

With DD1 I actually went to the 'cottage' for the day with Leanne but with DD2 a nurse (Denise) came to our home for a couple of hours. Both times were great, excellent advice and very gentle.

Our mothers Group was actually formed from visits to whispers! Still get together five years later.

Good luck!
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lozoodle
post 23/11/2012, 12:32 PM
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Yes my friend went there for her DS and found them amazing original.gif
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Juju38
post 23/11/2012, 07:14 PM
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We went for the day when DS was 12 weeks old for feeding and day sleep help.

Leanne was amazing and helped a great deal. There is some crying involved with their techniques. For us it was in 2 minute increments which I was OK with given it worked really fast and I was encouraged to regularly comfort him. By the end of the day he had gone from 40 minute cat naps at every nap to us having to wake him after 2 1/2 hours! I don't know that I would be comfortable with more crying than that at that age, at 20 months it might be more easy to handle. Had it not worked so quickly, I don't think I could have tolerated him crying for long, certainly not for every nap over a period of days.

Whispers also helped with developing a loose routine for us.

Good luck!
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