Harrison sleeps well but moans and groans during the night, wakes us up as we can hear him on the monitor. Does anyone elses toddler do this.?

Izzy sometimes cries out in the night...but is apparently asleep as by the time I get in there its all quite again.
I wouldn't say she moans though

C doesnt moan and groan but is a restless sleeper. Has your onitor got a volume control, might be worth cranking it down a notch or two so it picks up his cries but not hi moaning in his sleep as if hes not in pain or waking hes poss just a noisy sleeper

evan whinges loads thru the night but he is asleep - he is odd haha, and before he wakes up he cries like in morning he will cry and toss n turn then stop and be still for few mins then cry again this can go on for anything between 10min to half an hour then he will jst jump up and thats him awake and happy and wanting to play lol
but he does whinge thru the night wakes me all the time but he jst stops and goes back to sleep or if its enought that he wakes and he gets up i jst tell him to lie back down and go back to sleep

Yup Caitlin is amazing at it. She can do anythring from a long shrill squawk like she is summoning something from her nightmares, to moans & groans like she uncomfortable, to full on wide awake babbling/laughing. On average id say she wakes me up twice a night most nights of the week.

Tbh I end up turning the monitors off most nights once im settled in bed and just leave my door slightly ajar, she in the room next to me and my head is beside her wall, so even then I still hear her. I couldnt cope anymore with the full blown version - monitors seem to make crys louder than they are & I was literally waking up every half hr due to a grunt or a fart .

Yep callum does and he such a wriggler the bangs that come from his room wheres hes smacked his arms and legs against the bars x
Winges/crys/groans you go in there and hes snoring again sometimes it wakes him up xx

Wil's monitor gets muted when I get in bed because the slightest noise wakes me up and when he is awake and needs attention I don't need a monitor to hear the crescendo of "mum...Mum...MUM..."