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My baby has slept for 6 hours and is still asleep...

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MyGirl6 · 06/01/2019 15:58

My baby is 11 weeks old tomorrow (OMG!) and he doesn't sleep usually for more than 2 hours at a time. He sleeps more at night than during the day but isn't a good sleeper.

I put him down for a nap a 10 this morning. He's still asleep. I've actually tried waking him when I changed his nappy but he's STILL asleep and wouldn't wake up. He has fed in his sleep, threw up a bit, cried for 10 seconds, then went back to sleep.

Why do I feel weird about it? Is this normal? If so how do I get him to do it at night?!

Hope my little man is ok.

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GaryWilmottsTeeth · 07/01/2019 14:07

I was formula fed and didn't sleep through the night until I went to school. My also formula fed TWIN brother slept through from 12 weeks.

Different babies do different things. Shock.

EthelHornsby · 07/01/2019 14:20

Aquilla my son was ebf, slept like a log from very young (and still does). Feeding has nothing to do with it, all babies are different

EcklesCakes · 07/01/2019 14:52

Hi OP, how is your little boy today?
Sorry for all the nasty, insensitive comments you have received.
I'm glad you spoke to a GP, I hope it did reassure you a lot.
What I will say is, if a baby sleeps a lot during the day, they sleep better at night.

You did the right thing to ask for a professional opinion, and it's natural to worry xx

ItsQuietTime · 07/01/2019 14:58

Looks like this thread was me-railed by Aquilla and her twatty comments.

MyGirl6 · 07/01/2019 17:11

Thanks @KylieJennersTopLip and @EcklesCakes for asking.

He's been the same. He slept all night and slept most of the day again today. I think he must be having a growth spurt.

I do still worry but that's likely just my anxiety...

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KylieJennersTopLip · 07/01/2019 17:17

It's not anxiety, you're a new mum and you care! The love for a new baby is unlike anything else and it's good to worry, you can never be too careful with such a tiny little package of love.

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