DD is now 2 and was breastfed on demand. She was a good enough sleeper when she was tiny, but nothing out of the ordinary. DS is now 10 weeks and due to unresolved tongue tie and various other nightmares is on the bottle. He eats at around 7pm, falls asleep properly at 10ish and then generally goes through until 6am (sometimes we even have to wake him up).
We live in the Czech Republic and the doctor freaked me out by saying that I mustn't let him sleep so long as his sugar levels would drop too low. He was also asking me if he came around easily when we had to wake him and has really frightened me that he is in danger if we don't wake him up (SIDS paranoia!!)
Has anyone else been told this by their doctor? This guy was a peadiatrician, but I've never come across this before in the UK. We are currently waking him at 4am for food, but most of the time he doesn't really want it and can't be bothered to burp, so he gets wind for the rest of the day. Is it common for formula fed babies to sleep longer?