My baby would sleep through the night since she was born but my pediatrician told us we had to wake her up to eat every 2-3 hours until she was above her birth weight. Once she was above her birth weight her pediatrician said we could let her sleep however long she wanted which she was about 3 weeks old back then, she would be put to bed around 9pm and wake up at 3am eat and go right back to sleep until around 10am. Now at almost 4 months old she sleeps from 9pm to about 5 or 6am. We didn’t train her it just happened. We feed on demand we don’t have her on a strict schedule, but she developed her own routine on her own. However we have a well naturally lit room so when the sun is up our room is bright and when it’s nighttime the room is really dark which I believe helped her recognize day and night.
Babies this young need to be fed 2-3 hours. Just because someone says “how we get our baby to sleep through the night!” Does not mean you should. It does not mean it’s safe for your baby’s development and parents should consult with their pediatrician before following someone else’s advice like this. I’ve seen many parents do routines that are in their best interests not baby’s and this looks like an example of a parent who wants baby to sleep through the night so she doesn’t have to feed as frequently but their babies, they need to eat frequently. They’re growing at a rapid rate and their tummies can’t hold as much(which is also why they poop so often!) “stretching feeding’ is basically starving your baby by distraction/play to try to force the time you want feeding schedules to be. Moms it’s our job to learn our babies cues and body language when they’re tired, when they’re hungry. By paying attention to their cues and different cries we’ll know when they’re hungry, tired or in discomfort. They will slowly start eating more in one sitting and space out their feedings as they grow and develop but we shouldn’t be trying to control a babies feeding schedule when they’re this young. They’re babies not toddlers
My pediatrician said that my baby at 4 weeks was doing well and I no longer needed to wake her every 3 hours. She would let me know when she’s hungry (which she did!). Every baby is different...obviously if your baby isn’t gaining weight, you have to feed more often. My LO slept through the night starting at 5 weeks and is now 5 months and still doing so. She is very healthy and not to mention has never been breast fed.
U probably have good intentions sharing ur tips but personally I think 1 month old need to eat during the night. With that said, u r her mother and u know what ur baby needs. Dont listen to other people much less RUclips people. Trust ur guts and enjoy every moment. 💕💕
My baby sleeps during all night too and wakes me up always around 6 am but only till finishes her food and then falls asleep quickly. My baby also has hiccups and quite often it means that baby eats too quickly with no breaks that is necessary to give during her eatings.
my baby was the same way! He started sleeping 12 hour stretches at 6 weeks old! As for my milk supply so for no problems! I pump during the day right after he is done eating. He goes to bed at 7pm I pimp once at 10 and he gets up around 7am
Our dr said, at 2 months, babies could sleep for 8 hrs straight at night. 12 seems a bit much. Also if your'e breast feeding, your supply is going to drop significantly. Those night feeds are very very important to maintain supply!
jopol14 I agree with you I think up tell 3 months they need to feed 2-3 hours through out day and night, especially if you're breastfeeding as it only lasts in there stomach for about 1 hour or so, formulae lasts longer. From 1 month tell 3months is when they are growing the most and need to be putting on good weight.
My baby cry when he's hungry, I don't wake him up. He eat exactly 2-3 HRS for the first month, 4 HRS after that then by two months, he sleep from 11pm-8:30am. Now at 3 months, he sleep from 9:30-10pm to 8:30am.. But he still sleep almost all day. My first one doesn't sleep like that. My first one doesn't sleep like that.
@@l.vinaqueen2127 there's no tip, my little one just done it by himself. Now that he's 6 months and teething, he got sick quite often, he starts waking up 2-3 times a night too. I now uses probiotic for him and it helps a lot, even though he wakes up at 6 but I tried not to feed him until 7:30-8am. By 4 months and your baby still up at night, just let he/she cry a little.. They'll get used to it couple of time.. That's what I did to my older one at 3 months.
my baby is 1 week old we already knock out at 6pm with out thinking and are up up by 7am ... Lately hes been playing a little bit after eating but because he wants to its so cool
hi everyone ,if anyone else trying to find out baby sleep and play rockers try Calmer Fixer Blueprint (do a google search ) ? Ive heard some great things about it and my brother in law got great results with it.
She is beautiful. Do you rush her when she eats so that she gets it all down on your time schedule? Because those hiccups could be eating too fast, though all babies get them at times. I am glad you noticed her growth spurt that required more frequent feeding. They happen at intervals that are somewhat unique to each child. There will be a sleep regression around the 4 month regression that you must adjust to as well. Generally, though all sane people recommend good sleep habits, regular schedules, and rituals for naps and nighttime sleep to help babies distinguish time of day, etc., it is best to "sleep train" after 4 months or so. Under 3 months or so you cannot spoil them. They will not associate feeding and sleeping unless you put them to bed on the breast or with a bottle in their mouths. It is recommended that the baby be put down tired and ready for sleep, but must learn to self-soothe once in the bassinet or crib without feeding until they sleep. White noise is fine at night because it sounds like the womb. The fats in milk, etc., are so important to the development of their brains, one must be careful to not deliberately underfeed a child because it will stunt or damage development. By the way, at whatever age they become awake enough between some sleeps to play a bit, it is important to do that play with them simply because they are ready for it. As infants they are often awake enough to play a bit perhaps before two naps during the day. Whenever they awaken during the night for a feed it is important to "sleep feed" them meaning that there is little light and still the white noise and no talking or interaction to make them awaken more than their hungry bellies require for them to take the milk or formula. You can hold them, but not do anything else in terms of sound or movement to stimulate them because you want to put them right down again for them to go back to sleep as it's still night. Do not rush the feeding and burping, but do not stimulate them. When they are even infants as playtime, if they are a bit more awake sometimes, one should talk to them and interact gently and let them see your face closely and begin tummy time so they get used to how that feels. She's so squirmy and whiny and hiccuping, so does she need feeding and a nap now in fact?
Hiya 😊 Thanks for the informative video ! I would like to know how do you implement the eat play and sleep routine with a breastfed baby as my 4 week old baby is exclusively breastfed but sleeps via boob ... so if I tried to do that it would be like eat play then eat-sleep 😅 Your advice is much appreciated x
Some good information here but slightly misleading. At one month I don’t think parents should be stressing about getting a baby to “sleep though the night.” However, there are some good tips in the video about some habits to get into and things to try.
Many thanks, I've been looking for "baby to sleep on their own" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Ever heard of - Qeysaiah Baby Bangka - (do a google search ) ? Ive heard some unbelievable things about it and my brother in law got amazing success with it.
Oh I forgot since I produced zero milk :) of course we went with the formula and my kid would wake up every hour and half to two hoursThey need it as they re brain is developing fast...
I wish you had just paused the video to tend to your baby. It was hard to concentrate on what you were saying while baby was hiccuping and fidgeting the whole time.
Are you breast feeding or formula ? Its quite impossible if you are doing direct latching, my wife boobs will get engorged if she waits for 4 hours and will have to pump
Does it really work until now? I mean...if you breastfed mom then it must be very hard for the baby to stay sleep frm 7-6 ! If you really do it well, then wowwwwwwwww!!! But as long as i know, even for the formula milk baby, and they're still way too young to sleep that long, theit body has natural call to ask for milk. So, my question is, how does it really work for you?
Many tnxxxxxxxxxxx for sharing info 🙏🏻 Can I ask who's your baby's pediatrician? My due is in 2 weeks, on 14 May, at el Camino & I've chosen Dr. Monika Roy kenny as my baby's pediatrician 🤔
SavedByGrace the only reason I can think of is that she’s getting tired of feeding every 2-3 hrs and baby waking up and disrupting her own schedule. I know it’s rough but seems selfish
I agree, sometimes we rush kids to grow or follow adult schedule and forget that they’re just kids. In this case, just an infant with different schedule and needs than an adult.
One month old baby not eating for 6 hrs everyday God. My baby is 5 weeks old and I feed him every hour and half day and night except one night I fell asleep and he didn’t eat for 4 hours from 1am to 5 am and I was heart breaking and crying 😢 when I realized I was sleeping the whole time i promised myself no matter how tired I am not to do it again that morning and here you talking about not feeding your baby almost all night go feed that poor baby now or you will get her karma God 🤔😳😯😯😯
Tiny Wonder vlogs because it is advocating advice that is not recommended by hospitals and health care providers. Babies this young should be fed every 2-3 hours and thus shouldn’t be sleeping through the night that young yet, so to advise new parents of such is irresponsible and potentially dangerous to a baby’s development
There are several components to guides for your baby to sleep . One plan I found which successfully combines these is the Calmer fixer blueprint (google it if you're interested) it's the most useful plan i've heard of. look at the awesome information .
Urg... the peanut gallery that always knows better than the mother. Stfu and raise your own children. Leave people to raise their own. Baby sounds like she was fed and drank very fast. That’s why she had hiccups.
Mrs. Breast milk or formula milk is all a baby needs before 6 months... only when they start solids should they start drinking water. If a baby gets more water than milk. They would not feed well and will lose weight and can also die from malnutrition.
You make ur baby sleep just for ur sleep. How bad. Babies will get hungry every two hrs. U make the baby starve for whole night. O my god. I feed my baby every two hrs and she is 6 months old. Think how pity abt a one month baby?
yeah.. shes only 2 months old.. too early for long sleep. my son turned 1 month..and were awake at 2a.m. and 4-5a.m. for feeding.. as a mom..ofcourse its not really easy. but i make sure that my baby is not hungry...
In my opinion...such a thing is up to the parents to decide. Haven’t you noticed other mothers were commenting about how their child fell asleep naturally through the night without training. Interrupting a baby’s natural sleep pattern because you believe they are hungry is ridiculous. If the baby is hungry or wet they wake up. So stop comparing her child to yours and expect normal patterns. Every baby is different and never fit the normal 2 to 3 hour thing..,,,some go longer without being hungry and some less so. Even worse....training your baby to recognize between night and day is a normal parental routine which is similar to potty training. Also, her doctor is the one who recommended she train the baby to sleep like a normal child .....during the night and be awake during the day so don’t get upset because she was following the doctors instructions. If you don’t like it fine but don’t come across as if her baby is suffering because you don’t agree with her pediatricians instructions. If you have an issue then take it up with her doctor instead of trying to come across as if she is abusing her baby. Obviously from looking at the baby you can see that the child is not impoverished or malnourished so get over it.
@@ravenmom tat is wat im asking. Y do you train? Its a baby. You train them for ur comfortabilty? I don't wake up my baby. She wakes on her own every two or three hours. It is also my opinion like hers to tell her.
@@jacinthahelen as I stated it's one of the things that you train your child to do. Just like teaching them to walk, talk, use the bathroom. They are to be trained to learn the difference between night and day. You are under the impression that the mother is starving her child during the night or ignoring her baby which isn't so. I don't know the practices of where you are from however, this practice was something passed down in my family. In this mom's case it was recommended by her baby's doctor and she chose to accept the advice and instruction. Hence why I say...if a child needs to eat...they will wake up and you feed them and they settle back down. I guess where you are from it's considered odd...that I can understand but accusing a woman of treating her child poorly when it's not so....that is not nice at all.
Not good for a growing baby... sleep is when babies brain develops. Babies, depending on their age. Need to nap 2-3 times a day. Short naps. Or a long 3 hour nap. My 3 year old still takes a nap during the day and sleeps through the night.
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Thanks Emma, you were a gift at only 1 month and your mom helped people with your help.
I'm so glad!
My baby would sleep through the night since she was born but my pediatrician told us we had to wake her up to eat every 2-3 hours until she was above her birth weight. Once she was above her birth weight her pediatrician said we could let her sleep however long she wanted which she was about 3 weeks old back then, she would be put to bed around 9pm and wake up at 3am eat and go right back to sleep until around 10am. Now at almost 4 months old she sleeps from 9pm to about 5 or 6am. We didn’t train her it just happened. We feed on demand we don’t have her on a strict schedule, but she developed her own routine on her own. However we have a well naturally lit room so when the sun is up our room is bright and when it’s nighttime the room is really dark which I believe helped her recognize day and night.
Babies this young need to be fed 2-3 hours. Just because someone says “how we get our baby to sleep through the night!” Does not mean you should. It does not mean it’s safe for your baby’s development and parents should consult with their pediatrician before following someone else’s advice like this. I’ve seen many parents do routines that are in their best interests not baby’s and this looks like an example of a parent who wants baby to sleep through the night so she doesn’t have to feed as frequently but their babies, they need to eat frequently. They’re growing at a rapid rate and their tummies can’t hold as much(which is also why they poop so often!) “stretching feeding’ is basically starving your baby by distraction/play to try to force the time you want feeding schedules to be.
Moms it’s our job to learn our babies cues and body language when they’re tired, when they’re hungry. By paying attention to their cues and different cries we’ll know when they’re hungry, tired or in discomfort. They will slowly start eating more in one sitting and space out their feedings as they grow and develop but we shouldn’t be trying to control a babies feeding schedule when they’re this young. They’re babies not toddlers
My pediatrician said that my baby at 4 weeks was doing well and I no longer needed to wake her every 3 hours. She would let me know when she’s hungry (which she did!). Every baby is different...obviously if your baby isn’t gaining weight, you have to feed more often. My LO slept through the night starting at 5 weeks and is now 5 months and still doing so. She is very healthy and not to mention has never been breast fed.
NicolesTeacherlyObsessions yep mine said the same!!
U probably have good intentions sharing ur tips but personally I think 1 month old need to eat during the night. With that said, u r her mother and u know what ur baby needs. Dont listen to other people much less RUclips people. Trust ur guts and enjoy every moment. 💕💕
thank you for sharing! For those who is annoyed with hicups - babies do that A LOT!
My baby sleeps during all night too and wakes me up always around 6 am but only till finishes her food and then falls asleep quickly. My baby also has hiccups and quite often it means that baby eats too quickly with no breaks that is necessary to give during her eatings.
my baby was the same way! He started sleeping 12 hour stretches at 6 weeks old! As for my milk supply so for no problems! I pump during the day right after he is done eating. He goes to bed at 7pm I pimp once at 10 and he gets up around 7am
Our dr said, at 2 months, babies could sleep for 8 hrs straight at night. 12 seems a bit much. Also if your'e breast feeding, your supply is going to drop significantly. Those night feeds are very very important to maintain supply!
Wouldn't pumping help maintain a good supply if you're not directly breastfeeding that often?
I had to like the video just for the baby hiccups,,,sooo cute!!
Nice to see a real mom talking about her experience. Thanks.
really? from 7pm to 3am she is sleeping? we wer told that babies need to eat every 2-3 hours. im confused now.
jopol14 I agree with you I think up tell 3 months they need to feed 2-3 hours through out day and night, especially if you're breastfeeding as it only lasts in there stomach for about 1 hour or so, formulae lasts longer. From 1 month tell 3months is when they are growing the most and need to be putting on good weight.
My baby cry when he's hungry, I don't wake him up. He eat exactly 2-3 HRS for the first month, 4 HRS after that then by two months, he sleep from 11pm-8:30am. Now at 3 months, he sleep from 9:30-10pm to 8:30am.. But he still sleep almost all day.
My first one doesn't sleep like that.
My first one doesn't sleep like that.
@@Nga-1984 wow, what's the tips?
My 8 weeks old still waking up every 2-3 hours for feeding.
@@l.vinaqueen2127 there's no tip, my little one just done it by himself. Now that he's 6 months and teething, he got sick quite often, he starts waking up 2-3 times a night too. I now uses probiotic for him and it helps a lot, even though he wakes up at 6 but I tried not to feed him until 7:30-8am.
By 4 months and your baby still up at night, just let he/she cry a little.. They'll get used to it couple of time.. That's what I did to my older one at 3 months.
yeah.. they need milk
Hi, thank you for great video :) How you put your baby to sleep after playtime without feeding?
2 month baby shouldn't be hungry for 4 hours , its not easy even for adults with our big bellies that store way more food
Wooooow, what a beauty! Such a perfect little girl 💕
Awesome baby girl.❤️🥰😘🇨🇦
my baby is 1 week old we already knock out at 6pm with out thinking and are up up by 7am ... Lately hes been playing a little bit after eating but because he wants to its so cool
Your daughter is beautiful. You are really blessed
+Imani Hayes thanks!!!
Mummy I'm terribly mad at my hiccups!!!! 😍😍😍😍😍
hi everyone ,if anyone else trying to find out baby sleep and play rockers try Calmer Fixer Blueprint (do a google search ) ? Ive heard some great things about it and my brother in law got great results with it.
Thank you I did the same without any doctor help I wanted to make sure they learn from birth right and wrong etc..Very good video
She is beautiful. Do you rush her when she eats so that she gets it all down on your time schedule? Because those hiccups could be eating too fast, though all babies get them at times. I am glad you noticed her growth spurt that required more frequent feeding. They happen at intervals that are somewhat unique to each child. There will be a sleep regression around the 4 month regression that you must adjust to as well. Generally, though all sane people recommend good sleep habits, regular schedules, and rituals for naps and nighttime sleep to help babies distinguish time of day, etc., it is best to "sleep train" after 4 months or so. Under 3 months or so you cannot spoil them. They will not associate feeding and sleeping unless you put them to bed on the breast or with a bottle in their mouths. It is recommended that the baby be put down tired and ready for sleep, but must learn to self-soothe once in the bassinet or crib without feeding until they sleep. White noise is fine at night because it sounds like the womb. The fats in milk, etc., are so important to the development of their brains, one must be careful to not deliberately underfeed a child because it will stunt or damage development. By the way, at whatever age they become awake enough between some sleeps to play a bit, it is important to do that play with them simply because they are ready for it. As infants they are often awake enough to play a bit perhaps before two naps during the day. Whenever they awaken during the night for a feed it is important to "sleep feed" them meaning that there is little light and still the white noise and no talking or interaction to make them awaken more than their hungry bellies require for them to take the milk or formula. You can hold them, but not do anything else in terms of sound or movement to stimulate them because you want to put them right down again for them to go back to sleep as it's still night. Do not rush the feeding and burping, but do not stimulate them. When they are even infants as playtime, if they are a bit more awake sometimes, one should talk to them and interact gently and let them see your face closely and begin tummy time so they get used to how that feels. She's so squirmy and whiny and hiccuping, so does she need feeding and a nap now in fact?
Awwww her little hiccups 😌😍😍
Her hiccups are getting on her nerves. They're making her grumpy. She's so cute
Hiya 😊 Thanks for the informative video ! I would like to know how do you implement the eat play and sleep routine with a breastfed baby as my 4 week old baby is exclusively breastfed but sleeps via boob ... so if I tried to do that it would be like eat play then eat-sleep 😅 Your advice is much appreciated x
Some good information here but slightly misleading. At one month I don’t think parents should be stressing about getting a baby to “sleep though the night.” However, there are some good tips in the video about some habits to get into and things to try.
Many thanks, I've been looking for "baby to sleep on their own" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Ever heard of - Qeysaiah Baby Bangka - (do a google search ) ? Ive heard some unbelievable things about it and my brother in law got amazing success with it.
Cant keep watching this it takes you to long time to explain. Very cute baby by the way!
Oh I forgot since I produced zero milk :) of course we went with the formula and my kid would wake up every hour and half to two hoursThey need it as they re brain is developing fast...
Awww she's so beautiful!!! 😍😗😗😗 Hey princess ...
Do you feed her at 3 am?
My daughter 4 weeks she wake me up around 4 am we are up until 6 am
Omg, same !
Good job
Emma soooo pretty 😍😍
Your baby is so cute just like my daughter
frequent feedings are necessary to establish the milk supply, its also needed at night
I wish you had just paused the video to tend to your baby. It was hard to concentrate on what you were saying while baby was hiccuping and fidgeting the whole time.
you have children?
My son is 1 and still doesn't sleep through the night
How can i get my 1 and half months twins to sleep?and I have no help as my husband goes to work and I have to manage everything.
Are you breast feeding or formula ? Its quite impossible if you are doing direct latching, my wife boobs will get engorged if she waits for 4 hours and will have to pump
Does it really work until now? I mean...if you breastfed mom then it must be very hard for the baby to stay sleep frm 7-6 ! If you really do it well, then wowwwwwwwww!!! But as long as i know, even for the formula milk baby, and they're still way too young to sleep that long, theit body has natural call to ask for milk. So, my question is, how does it really work for you?
Many tnxxxxxxxxxxx for sharing info 🙏🏻
Can I ask who's your baby's pediatrician?
My due is in 2 weeks, on 14 May, at el Camino & I've chosen Dr. Monika Roy kenny as my baby's pediatrician 🤔
Dr Atmadja at pamf mountain view!
Good luck with your delivery!!! El Camino Hospital is great!
Tnxxxxxxxxxxx 😘
6 hours without feeding before 3 months? What?
I don’t see the hurry to get 1 month old to sleep through the whole night. They need to be fed frequently specially breastfed babies
SavedByGrace the only reason I can think of is that she’s getting tired of feeding every 2-3 hrs and baby waking up and disrupting her own schedule. I know it’s rough but seems selfish
I agree, sometimes we rush kids to grow or follow adult schedule and forget that they’re just kids. In this case, just an infant with different schedule and needs than an adult.
Am practically awake thru out d nyte
super cute baby! !
She also wants to say to the people! Or she doesn’t like mamma talking to others. My baby is 2 months now she get mad if I speak in phone
When she sleeps in day time what about lights??
Such a cute beautiful baby girl awwwwww💞💞💞
Catherine Hamill Sounds like she has HICKUPS , bless her from the UK
She doesn’t look she is 1 month young.
hlo mam my brother is 1 month old and he sleep 5 hours in night and 3 hours in day is that OK or not plz plz reply
One month old baby not eating for 6 hrs everyday God. My baby is 5 weeks old and I feed him every hour and half day and night except one night I fell asleep and he didn’t eat for 4 hours from 1am to 5 am and I was heart breaking and crying 😢 when I realized I was sleeping the whole time i promised myself no matter how tired I am not to do it again that morning and here you talking about not feeding your baby almost all night go feed that poor baby now or you will get her karma God 🤔😳😯😯😯
Oh mu gosh, I hate you so much :'( my baby started sleeping the whole night just when he turned 10 months :'( it was so hard for us! Good for you :)
Oh come on! Get to work mommy...I have the damn hiccups, and you're pissing me off!!!!
Geez so many rude comments!
Tiny Wonder vlogs because it is advocating advice that is not recommended by hospitals and health care providers. Babies this young should be fed every 2-3 hours and thus shouldn’t be sleeping through the night that young yet, so to advise new parents of such is irresponsible and potentially dangerous to a baby’s development
I remember Dr. More more mo mo mo mo mo mo mo mo mo .....
OK so what's the easiest way to do this my daughter it 1 mont old and she sleeps when she wants
thats what they are supposed to do-- sleep when they want!
My grandson wakes up every 1 and 1/2 hour 😢
There are several components to guides for your baby to sleep . One plan I found which successfully combines these is the Calmer fixer blueprint (google it if you're interested) it's the most useful plan i've heard of. look at the awesome information .
This baby is hungry. Needs food. Shes stressed
Right listen baby pain she hungry and tired.poor thin.
How do you know ?
Urg... the peanut gallery that always knows better than the mother. Stfu and raise your own children. Leave people to raise their own. Baby sounds like she was fed and drank very fast. That’s why she had hiccups.
Go feed the poor baby now Omggg.dr dont know sometimes what is best Haha
Emma needed a drink of water
Mrs. You can't give a baby water.
hiccups does not bother babies unless it's a medical condition. 2 month old babies dont drink water
Mrs. Breast milk or formula milk is all a baby needs before 6 months... only when they start solids should they start drinking water. If a baby gets more water than milk. They would not feed well and will lose weight and can also die from malnutrition.
She looks like 6 months old !!
Goodness. This is horrible. Seeing the baby so uncomfortable is one thing and listening to you explain is uncomfortable too.
Omg you take so long to explain. Get to the point
stfu👍
@@btran213 you shut the fuck up kidd
Definitely needs to edit this video
Stop talking and take care of your baby’s needs!!!
My dear your baby got hiccup..Your baby is feeling uncomfortable.
Get to the point....... you are soo laggy, it seems like you don’t even know what you want to say. You make me want to sleep
😂😂 that's me right now while nursing my baby
My daughter sleeps 6/7 hours at night and she is a little over 2 weeks
Cute Girl it’s not good sign , not scaring you, ck with her doctor
Yeah thats too long
Might be normal with bottle fed baby? Seems long for a breastfed baby
Se toca e atenda essa criança
Watching this makes me want to burp the baby, dang.
The hiccups 😔😔
Feed Emma a cheeseburger
You make ur baby sleep just for ur sleep. How bad. Babies will get hungry every two hrs. U make the baby starve for whole night. O my god. I feed my baby every two hrs and she is 6 months old. Think how pity abt a one month baby?
yeah.. shes only 2 months old.. too early for long sleep.
my son turned 1 month..and were awake at 2a.m. and 4-5a.m. for feeding..
as a mom..ofcourse its not really easy. but i make sure that my baby is not hungry...
In my opinion...such a thing is up to the parents to decide. Haven’t you noticed other mothers were commenting about how their child fell asleep naturally through the night without training. Interrupting a baby’s natural sleep pattern because you believe they are hungry is ridiculous. If the baby is hungry or wet they wake up. So stop comparing her child to yours and expect normal patterns. Every baby is different and never fit the normal 2 to 3 hour thing..,,,some go longer without being hungry and some less so. Even worse....training your baby to recognize between night and day is a normal parental routine which is similar to potty training. Also, her doctor is the one who recommended she train the baby to sleep like a normal child .....during the night and be awake during the day so don’t get upset because she was following the doctors instructions. If you don’t like it fine but don’t come across as if her baby is suffering because you don’t agree with her pediatricians instructions. If you have an issue then take it up with her doctor instead of trying to come across as if she is abusing her baby. Obviously from looking at the baby you can see that the child is not impoverished or malnourished so get over it.
@@ravenmom tat is wat im asking. Y do you train? Its a baby. You train them for ur comfortabilty? I don't wake up my baby. She wakes on her own every two or three hours. It is also my opinion like hers to tell her.
@@jacinthahelen as I stated it's one of the things that you train your child to do. Just like teaching them to walk, talk, use the bathroom. They are to be trained to learn the difference between night and day. You are under the impression that the mother is starving her child during the night or ignoring her baby which isn't so. I don't know the practices of where you are from however, this practice was something passed down in my family. In this mom's case it was recommended by her baby's doctor and she chose to accept the advice and instruction. Hence why I say...if a child needs to eat...they will wake up and you feed them and they settle back down. I guess where you are from it's considered odd...that I can understand but accusing a woman of treating her child poorly when it's not so....that is not nice at all.
Crossed eye
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We don’t let our little girl sleep any during the day and she sleeps through the night
that is VERY unhealthy
Not cool
Are you kidding me
Not good for a growing baby... sleep is when babies brain develops. Babies, depending on their age. Need to nap 2-3 times a day. Short naps. Or a long 3 hour nap. My 3 year old still takes a nap during the day and sleeps through the night.