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my daughter is 2 weeks old and exclusively breastfed. when do they start sleeping for longer periods of time. I would love to sleep more than 2 hrs
AliciaМама четверых детей
I pump my milk and bottle feed at night. I think they get a fuller belly that way. I pump right before I go to bed, once in the middle of the night, and in the morning. My baby nurses during the day. It works great for me. He sleeps 3-4 hrs at a time during the night. He's 2 weeks old.
ajaМама троих детей
ok thanks, @mommy_to_be.taylor so do u pump after baby has bottles and sleeps so your body knows it just had a feeding
ajaМама троих детей
that's interesting, I haven't started pumping because I don't want to mess up my supply @mommy_to_be.taylor . I would have to go buy bottles because I have none. what brand do u use
Gwen T.Мама сына-младенца
At night I feed him breast milk through a bottle and he sleeps longer. But I also had a nicu baby and they started him on a bottle in the hospital. He doesn't have a problem with nipple confusion tho. So it works for me.
ajaМама троих детей
@mommy_to_be.taylor, no she's never had a bottle just me...@cubanese, oh wow lucky u
Gwen T.Мама сына-младенца
Girl you got a little while before she sleep longer than two hours. She is doing good......, my son ate every hour to hour and half. He sleep for the first time last night almost through the night and he 3 months. Do you feed her breast milk through the bottle as well?
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Do any of you leave your kids bedroom doors open when the sleep? Like a 2 year old?
Sleeping positions my 6 month old hates: 1. Sleeping on his side. 2. Sleeping on his back. 3. Sleeping on his stomach.
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aja·Мама троих детей
ok cool, 3 more weeks to go@neik84
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