my daughter usually sleeps really well through the night without a problem, last night it was a lot earlier than usual, gave her a bottle and hour later she was fuzzing for a while, she'd cry for literally 3 seconds stops for a few mins the again and so on the whole night, got up to feed her again 3 hours after but only had 2oz instead of the usual 4oz she takes at night, she's been fuzzing like this since she first woke up at night so I'm assuming it's a tummy ache, what can I give her to help the pain? I feel so bad 😔
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Waking to feed?
My dd is a week old and I was told by her doctor to wake her every 2 hours during the day and 3-4 hours at night to feed her. For the first 3 days I did that and when I would wake her fit a night feeding she was fussy and usually wouldn't go back to sleep and would want to nurse constantly until about 9 am. I tried not waking her last night and she slept beautifully! She woke up around 6 hours in and ate then slept another hour or so and ate again. Is it ok to let her sleep?
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TWW!!
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So my baby is 8 weeks old and is thriving with weight gain each doctors visit. So here is my question: around 4-5 hours at night for sleep she wakes up every night and sucks on her thumb. (She finally this week likes it to soothe her during nap times) her eyes are still closed and she moves around and sucks it. I wake her to feed her. My question is should I just let it go? And see if she is just soothing herself to sleep? I don't want her to stave by morning if she sleep a couple of more hours...
When I was feeding my children (they are older now), I found that it helped if I fed and burped them before bed but had them sort of elevated so they weren't flat on their backs since that promotes indigestion.