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I got my baby to stop waking up every hour and a half and it wasn't the magnesium lotion, the sleep course, or anything I'd already tried. My daughter hadn't slept more than 90 minutes at a stretch in four months. She was up every hour and a half every single night. And after enough of those nights, it catches up to you. I was the kind of tired where you wake up and immediately wonder how you're going to survive the day. And I could feel it affecting my relationship with my husband. He was so patient with me, so loving, but I had nothing left to give him at the end of the day. Not even closeness, not even that and the thing is I missed it too. I just couldn't I was that exhausted. Because I was at my worst, I was getting maybe three hours of broken sleep a night. I felt like I was losing my mind. So when my mom group started talking about a magnesium lotion like it was the holy grail, I ordered it that same night. But even after three weeks of using it every single night, she was still waking every 90 minutes. Nothing had changed. So I bought a sleep course. Did every single thing it told me I tracked wake windows, made sure everything was perfect I made a new bedtime routine I did everything But 6 weeks of trying and being consistent with every routine she was still waking up every 90 minutes like clockwork I was so defeated. And I was still getting up three, four times a night, stumbling into her room in the dark, just trying to get through to morning. And after that I started going down rabbit holes trying to figure out why nothing was working. That's when I found out that the actual problem was physical. And it had been happening inside her body every single night. A baby is brand new her whole body is still being built and that part seem obvious you can see it on the outside, how sensitive her skin is, how reactive everything is But what I didn’t know is that the inside is the same. Her throat and nose are still being built too. And because of that, breathing takes just a tiny bit more work than it will in a few months. You can't hear it. You can't see it. But her body feels it. During the first stretch of the night none of that matters she's in deep sleep. But after that first stretch the rest of the night is lighter. And in lighter sleep her body picks up on everything, including that tiny bit of extra work to breathe. And every time it does, she wakes up. Same thing every 90 minutes all night. And the only thing that settled her back down was nursing. Not because she was hungry. Not because the pacifier wasn't good enough. But because when a baby nurses, the milk releases a natural calming signal inside her body not from being full but from the milk itself. And that signal is the only thing her body recognizes as a full okay to go back to sleep. Nothing else sends it. Not a pacifier. Not rocking. Not a bottle of pumped milk only nursing directly. That's why five minutes of feeding was enough even when she barely ate. It was never about the hunger. And the reason why the magnesium lotion didn’t work is because magnesium doesn't send that signal. Nothing I'd been sold sent that signal because none of it made breathing easier. So her body kept waking her up every 90 minutes every single night and the only thing waiting on the other side of every wake-up was me. So I started looking for something that helped the airway relax during sleep. That's when I found Slumberlee four ingredients fir needle oil and lavender applied to the chest before bed, with jojoba and olive oil as the base. The fir needle was the part I'd never seen anywhere else. It helps the airway relax so breathing takes less work during sleep. And when breathing takes less work, her body stops picking up on that friction in the lighter cycles. The lighter stretches stop turning into wake ups she stays asleep. The lavender takes care of the rest. When she does stir, it keeps her calm and settled so she can drift back on her own. I ordered it that night. I didn't expect much. I'd already been through months of things that either didn't work or made no difference at all. The first few nights felt about the same. I kept going. Night five she slept a three hour stretch. First one in months. Night eight she did it twice. Night eleven I woke up at 5am and she hadn't cried once. I just lay there waiting for it. It didn't come. It's been about six weeks now and I still don't fully believe it. I'm back to thinking clearly. I have enough in me to actually be present with her during the day instead of just surviving until bedtime. I feel like myself again. I hadn't realized how far gone I was until I started coming back. I'm not saying every baby is the same. But if yours is waking on that same cycle and nothing has touched it, this is what finally worked for me. The link is below https://slumberlee.com/products/organic-sleep-cream-single