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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Give a sleeping schedule/pattern
Is the verb "give" correct in this context? Does one give a baby a sleeping schedule? Is schedule or pattern correct?
I've been trying to give my 6 month old baby a sleeping schedule/pattern. I can't get him to sleep and wake up at around the same hours. I'm having a hard time getting the baby used to a sleeping schedule /pattern.
Thanks and happy new year
I've been trying to give my 6 month old baby a sleeping schedule/pattern. I can't get him to sleep and wake up at around the same hours. I'm having a hard time getting the baby used to a sleeping schedule /pattern.
Thanks and happy new year
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Give just doesn't sound right to me. I think you would put the baby on a sleeping schedule or establish a sleeping schedule for the baby.
- Give just doesn't sound right to me.
- I think you would put the baby on a sleeping schedule or establish a sleeping schedule for the baby.
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Give just doesn't sound right to me. I think you would put the baby on a sleeping schedule or establish a sleeping schedule for the baby.
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