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Tarale Catgirl C:\ DOS C:\ DOS RUN RUN DOS RUN Level: 89 Posts: 1276/2030 EXP: 6720754 For next: 195147 Since: 07-23-07 Pronouns: she/her Since last post: 2.0 years Last activity: 1.6 years |
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| So… one of the first things you learn when you're trying to get babies to sleep is that everyone has "sleep associations". That is, things we do, or have with us, to help us sleep.
With babies, this can be things like being swaddled, rocked in a parents arms, having a dummy (pacifier), having white noise playing… they can't fall asleep without it, and if it's gone when they go from one sleep cycle to the next, they wake up. But we don't grow out of these when we're adults. We all still have sleep associations, and if they're not there, we have trouble sleeping. We also wake in the night a lot, we just don't remember a lot of it, because we go right back to sleep. I hug a pillow, and I seem to have trouble sleeping if my husband isn't in bed too. I also can't sleep without the weight of a quilt cover on me, even when it's hot. If I try to sleep just under a sheet… yeah… no. Do you know what your sleep associations are? ____________________ Tarale.net |





















