4month old questions....

okay number one. if i hold my daughter up on her legs she will not stand at all like no pressure is that normal i know younger babies and babies her age that will stand for maye20 secs or longer at least with support ofcourse
number two...she was in good sleeping pattern and all of sudden everything i sout of control she ownt sleep in her crib i put her down 45 mins later she is awake, so i tried bassinet same thing,,, but she really all of a sudden hates her crib, at 4 months did this happen to any of ur mommas babes with the sleeping pattern changing and also how can i transition her to the crib

My daughter stood very well but then again my friend has a baby 6 days younger and he doesn't stand very well either so it's just every baby is different. The only way I got her to stand longer is to let her... she always would be kicking at me on my lap like she wanted to stand so I just let her and she was happy lol. i think tummy time is more important at this stage as they develop the strength to crawl. and yeah babies sleep can be disturbed for many reasons maybe a growth spurt, maybe she's teething but i'm not sure what to tell you cause i'm mainly a co-sleeper lol

My sons Pedi said that his wanting to try and walk and standing up would go away and come back but he's never stopped wanting to stand or jump or anything like that... and tyhe sleep pattern... my son used to sleep 12 hours and then some... now he's trying to maske his own schedual with sleeping... trying to take several naps in the day and trying to take extremely late naps before his bed time... i will put him down to bed at 8 or 9 and he will be up at 3 or 4 and go back to bed after ther passi is in his mouth but then will wake up at 5 or 6 so im like ugh.... after a beautiful times sleep i no longer get it

I had a colicky baby who continued to be a lousy sleeper until 7 months. After reading a LOT of books about babies and sleep, i found the most help in a book called Healthy Sleep Habits, Happy Child by Dr. Marc Weissbluth.
I didnt read the part on younger babies but i do remember that he said at 4 months their sleep patterns change significantly. They switch from newborn sleep cycles to adult sleep cycles and napping changes. You may want to read the book for some help and advice on what to do. The book is great and there are lots of enthusiastic moms here on BG who read that book.

thanks i ll look for that book, i did hear something about that