L., Oh my gosh, I have been there! Actually, just there. My son is 14 months, and JUST started sleeping through the night! He was still getting up every 2 hours! My problem was that he would wake up, and the easiest thing to do was nurse him back to sleep. So at 13 months, we stopped nursing at night. Now, that wasn't the magic answer, either, because he needed to learn how to fall asleep on his own- he had always nursed to sleep. We tried EVERYTHING! There are a lot of sleep methods out there, and I would encourage you to try a few out, because every child is different, and what will work for one baby will not work for the next one. What eventually worked for us was a modified cry it out. Don't cringe when you hear CIO! I know I did, but like I said, we tried everything, and this was the only thing that worked for us. It started at naptime. I put him in his crib, and sat on the floor with my computer or a book, and ignored him. He didn't cry right away, he just played for a bit, and then got bored and started fussing. He eventually was crying, but only for maybe 10 minutes. Then after he realized I wasn't going to take him out of the crib (****This is a BIG hint, you HAVE to be consistent, whatever you do) he went to sleep. Then we tried it at night. He would wake up still, but instead of nursing him to sleep, I would go in, give him his binky and pat his back and he would go right back to sleep. I would NEVER take him out of his crib, unless of course he had a poopy diaper. Once he realized there was nothing good going on when he woke up, he started sleeping through the night. Now he goes to sleep at 7:30, and usually won't wake up until 6:30-7. It's also a good idea to establish a routine, so he knows it's bedtime- read him a story, rock him, whatever. Hope that helps.