My baby is nine weeks and stays in place all night.?
I breastfeed my baby and only nine weeks. There is every night for a channel which has been the longest is four hours. My friends babies sleep through the night, but they are in the formula. This is what I can do for my baby, Is this possible? Do not nap during the day, but I can not keep him awake while tired. I do a routine at night, feeding, bathing, eating a little more Roon in a quiet Sun, then sleep ….??
It seems you can not get enough when it feeds. Will you stop eating or start some time later? If you are pulling away, let it go until it stops feeding. If not removed, please consult your doctor or La Leche League in your area for ideas. Any could contribute further to the right location. Another thing you can do to keep you asleep longer at night to let multiple naps during the day.
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