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secretnames Fri 25-Jan-19 09:30:48

Hi just wanting a bit of advice i realise ppl are going to think i'm mad even worrying about this so please no comments etc but

i have a 13week old lg she usually takes her last bottle around 10:30-11pm and then sleeps brilliantly until i wake her at around 7:30am! sometimes she might stir around 6:30 but goes back to sleep

i have never actually left her to wake herself as i panic!

would you leave her to sleep or wake her like i do?

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Mads123 Fri 25-Jan-19 09:50:47

I wouldn't wake my 13 week LB but he doesn't sleep through, so carry on as you are it's obviously working.

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Stinkytoe Fri 25-Jan-19 09:52:51

Let her sleep, sleep, sleep!

Lucky thing!

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JiltedJohnsJulie Fri 25-Jan-19 19:15:49

Is she gaining weight at a reasonable rate? Is she bright and alert at times in the day? If the answers are yes, I'd let her sleep smile

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secretnames Fri 25-Jan-19 22:28:10

yeah she's going weight brilliant she's just over 15lbs at 13weeks she'll have 6oz bottle when i wake her then she'll have another good sleep until about 11:30 then she's usually awake, bright and just cat napping right through until bedtime at 11 again

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R7589 Tue 05-Feb-19 11:33:15

My 9 week old LO does exactly the same. Last 6oz bottle (he is a very hungry little boy!) between 10:30 and 11:30 and this him until 6-6:30, another 6oz bottle and he goes back down to 11:30ish when I have to wake him up. He has been doing this for a few weeks now. My health visitor said as long as he is gaining well and getting enough during the day that I shouldn't wake him as he is obviously needing the sleep. Like your LO, mines only catnaps during the day.

I'm always just glad he isn't up every few hours at night.

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