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7 month old

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Shelbyrob1997 · 30/07/2020 18:14

7 month old used to sleep through the night now she's waking up every couple of hours! Is it because of teething? She goes to bed about 9 o'clock at night wakes up at 12 I put her dummy in she goes back to sleep. She wakes up at 2/3 o'clock then sometimes 6 o'clock as well sometimes she sleeps OK and sometimes she doesn't I don't know whether it's because she's now in her own room. She's teething or she's just hungry which I don't get because she has food during the day, she also has crisps and bottles of her milk during the day. She is teething and her tooth is just under the gun and her gum is lumpy. I'm only asking for advice on it because she was fine for sleeping up until 2 weeks ago

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LouiseTrees · 30/07/2020 21:59

Crisps? Like baby crisps with reduced salt or no? If not she could be hungry (dehydration because of salt). Otherwise it sounds like teething because if it was the change of room it would be more constant.

FATEdestiny · 01/08/2020 18:19

Worth bearing in mind that early weaning foots (fruit, veg, lean meat) is actually low calorie and baby would get more calories from the equivalent amount of breast or formula milk.

In the early weaning months is important to maintain pre-weaning volumes of milk. So add solids ontop of the milk baby always had, rather than replacing milk feeds with solids.

This could well be a hunger / lack of calories issue.

Shelbyrob1997 · 02/08/2020 10:05

She had a good night last night she's slept all night 😍 yay

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