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jaysee00
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Dream Feeding
My DD is 4 weeks old. Do you think she is too young for this? I know it can't necessarily hurt to try it. Anyone have experience with this with a young infant?
Right now she goes to bed between 7 and 8. Then she will wake about 3 hours later for a bottle. Then she will sleep about 4 hours and be up again for a feeding. Then, she is up another 3 hours after that.
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Posted 2/24/09 8:39 PM  |
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Diana1215
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Re: Dream Feeding
At that age I would not do a dream feeding, since she is only four weeks old she is going to wake every 3 hours to eat. That's normal for a newborn!
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| Posted 2/24/09 8:45 PM |
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Katie111806
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Re: Dream Feeding
Posted by Diana1215
At that age I would not do a dream feeding, since she is only four weeks old she is going to wake every 3 hours to eat. That's normal for a newborn!
I agree!
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| Posted 2/24/09 8:48 PM |
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KateDevine
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Re: Dream Feeding
I agree with Diana. Let her tell you when she is hungry, it is too early to try to dream feed her. That schedule looks perfect for a newborn!
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| Posted 2/24/09 8:48 PM |
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jaysee00
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Re: Dream Feeding
Thanks! I was actually stressing about doing anything differently. Maybe I will just leave well enough alone. 
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| Posted 2/24/09 8:50 PM |
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Palebride
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Re: Dream Feeding
If she's waking 3 hours after she eats, when would you fit a dream feed in?
The whole purpose of the dream feeding is to feed them while they're asleep to get them to sleep for a longer period of time....
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| Posted 2/24/09 8:51 PM |
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jaysee00
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Re: Dream Feeding
Posted by Palebride
If she's waking 3 hours after she eats, when would you fit a dream feed in?
The whole purpose of the dream feeding is to feed them while they're asleep to get them to sleep for a longer period of time....
I was thinking if I went in before she was due to wake up to feed her, she might skip waking up for the middle of the night feeding because she was full.
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| Posted 2/24/09 9:00 PM |
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