It is not wise to stay on a sleeping medicine every night, and it doesn't seem that it is working anyway. The less medicine the better. If he is sore and aching and that wakes him up, he needs to see his primary care doctor to fix that problem too. I haven't been able to identify a reason for this. That is possible.
Menstrual cramps do vary with age.
A family doctor can look at your toe and tell what is going on. It may be a problem with a tendon or a little nerve problem. Your family doc can diagnose the problem. All babies need to sleep on their backs. I was told this be a friend and since I don't like the thought of using the harsh over the counter stuff I thought I would try it.