And now as I remember you shouldn’t be giving your kids milk at night when they have teeth either 🤷🏻‍♀️ @mckallalynn..,

@mckallalynn..,

No one is denying her food hun bun. 👍🏻 she’s 6 months old and weighs 19 fucking pounds.. she is more than healthy

@girlmom__ omg your first child is still living so I guess that makes you an expert mom huh? Go ahead and deny your child food. Be my guest .

Well first off @mckallalynn.., she wakes up to suck on a bottle for five seconds not actually eat the whole thing.. second off this is my SECOND child and guess what I stopped feeding my 1st by 6 months in the middle of the night and she’s more advance than a 4 year old and growing PERFECT oh and still fucking living. I never said I was starving my child .. I was trying to have more ways to stop her from waking up every two hours so keep you snobby “me and my kid are perfect” mouth off my post 😊

@ladyblauvelt.skysmomma, completely agree.

@kesh-kesh @blakeslatinmama @mckallalynn.. I think being the mother in the situation, she knows what's best for her child and if she really needs those night feedings or not, she's not starving her or anything and it's not like this is her first rodeo, she has an almost 2 year old. At 5m my son would wake up but I wouldn't feed him, I'd change his diaper, find his pacifier, and rock him back to sleep and he would usually always go back to sleep. Every once in a while if he was fighting it real bad then yeah I'd give him something to eat but it was never a full bottle, just enough to settle his stomach, that didn't happen all the time though.

@mckallalynn.. I don't think she's trying to avoid feeding her child at night. Just tying to get her to sleep more. If my kids got to a certain age and were still waking up every 2 hours to eat I'd be changing their routine or trying different ways to get them to sleep.

@kesh-kesh it's different if your baby does it by themselves vs you trying to find ways to make them do it. 🤦🏻

@ladyblauvelt.skysmomma, I guess I'm a bad mom too lol. My oldest started sleeping through the night at a month old I didn't wake her to feed just changes her. The youngest started sleeping through he night at 2 and a half months and never woke her up to eat. When the youngest did start waking up it was just for her pacifier and she went right back to sleep 🤷🏾‍♀️

You shouldn't find ways to keep your kid from eating at night! My son is 7 months old and I've never once thought hmmm let me think of ways he wont eat at night so I can sleep. Sorry , that's not how it goes.

I stopped feeding my son in the middle of the night by that age and he was just fine... 😑 I also started rice cereal at that age too which probably helped but what I'm saying is basically considered taboo and makes me a bad mom according to many other moms 😑

Are you serious.. if she's hungry, she's hungry.

Regardless of what you do, she needs to wake up to eat. She’s probably just going through a growth spurt.