is it normal for a newborn to sleep through feedings. my baby has been sleeping mostly all night

Unless your doctor says she's under weight or had some underlying issue where she has to feed every certain amount of time, you can let her sleep through the night. She may be extra hungry when she does wake up but that would be normal! So just make sure to feed her good when she's awake! My daughter slept through the night from 2 days old all the way up to about 6 months old. Enjoy it, get your sleep mama! You'll need it! 😊

Kenzi23.02.2016

I mean she just lets it come out of her mouth and then spits it out when she burps and stuff. I'm just worried because she is sleeping alot anf she breathes really hard when she sleeps

Dalia dominguez23.02.2016

Мама троих детей, ждёт четвёртого

my son was like that too he would spit up my breast milk so I told his Dr and he had acidflux so they changed his milk to spit up and give medicine for that and he didn't spit up any more but if ur baby spit up a lot is not normal it could be that air is in her tummy that's why she spit up too. not every Dr is the same my Dr told me me that you have to wake ur baby up to feed them so that the baby know she got to eat. don't worry its if you feel she need to eat than wake her up ur her mom you do whats right for her. 😍

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