Why Your 9-Month-Old’s Sleep Suddenly Feels Like a Nightmare (And Low-Effort Things That Help)
It’s 2:17 a.m. and I’m kneeling on the shag rug next to Milo’s crib, a crusted sweet potato puff glued to the ankle of my sweatpants. Forty minutes ago, I’d laid him down drowsy but awake, same as I have every night for the past five months. He’d babbled at his frayed stuffed giraffe for three minutes, rolled to his side, and conked out. I’d even poured a glass of iced tea and sat down to finish half an episode of that crime show everyone at work talks about before my own eyes slid shut. Now he’s red-faced, fists curled
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