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Chicken92305
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night time feedings....
just wanted to get feedback on when to stop night time feedings...my baby is 6 months old
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Posted 3/29/06 11:18 PM  |
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monkeybride
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Re: night time feedings....
Personally if I knew my baby was waking for hunger I would not be able to not feed her. Miranda wakes around 11 and 5 and I feed her.
What I was told is that if you offer the baby a bottle /breast and they just **** for a minute or two and doze back to sleep they are not waking for hunger but if they take a full feeding then they are hungry and are waking to eat.
I guess you have to do what you are comfortable with.
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| Posted 3/29/06 11:22 PM |
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Re: night time feedings....
As soon as he slept through the night there were no more nightime feedings, He slept through at 3 months.
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| Posted 3/29/06 11:23 PM |
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Chicken92305
LIF Adolescent
Member since 3/06 684 total posts
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Amy
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Re: night time feedings....
is sleeping through the night considered 5 hours straight sleeping ?
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| Posted 3/29/06 11:25 PM |
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Re: night time feedings....
Posted by Chicken92305
is sleeping through the night considered 5 hours straight sleeping ?
Not to me, not at 6 months. Through the night for us was 10-12 hours.
ETA: I assume she is on to solids? how much does she eat during the day?
Message edited 3/29/2006 11:33:55 PM.
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| Posted 3/29/06 11:30 PM |
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Chicken92305
LIF Adolescent
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Amy
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Re: night time feedings....
she is on solids...twice a day in the AM and before bedtime . She usually sleeps 5 hours then wakes for a bottle then sleeps another 3 hours and then is up for the day.l
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| Posted 3/29/06 11:38 PM |
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