I see all of these posts about people sleep training their babies so young. HOW DO YOU DO IT?! Lol…

Your baby is a month old? I think every 2 to 3 hours for a breast fed baby that little is good. Some kids are just easier. When your baby gains more weight/gets more efficient at eating they do space it out themselves.

That's what I figured but I just see so many posts on here about babies at 2-3 months sleeping for such long stretches or even through the night and I'm like how?! @bonniesue

Lol. Kids can be good at sleeping for a while and then go back to being bad. I feel like sleep is a constant struggle. I found making sure my son gets his naps (there's studies which prove the importance of them not missing naps), a bath, nursing etc helps him sleep better. A routine can be very simplw

I was breastfeeding at first and ended up having to go to formula. He was still up every 2 hours like clockwork at that age. They do metabolize it faster but it's a myth that formula keeps them fuller longer. My son is 4 months old and just starting to sleep longer stretches. My brother didn't sleep through the night until he was 4 years old. Some babies are easier than others. It just depends but it does get easier! But as PP said definitely don't miss naps. My son was awful if he missed a nap and refused to go to sleep. A routine is great but my son kind of made his own.

My daughter started sleeping through the night at 2 months and I was breastfeeding her at the time. The whole "formula keeps them fuller longer" isnt true.