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BABY NOT SLEEPING AT NIGHT
Dear doctor,
My baby is 2 month old. Last 2 weeks his sleeping cycle has changed.
He sleeps a lot in day and don't sleep from midnight till morning 6 am.
During day he do not take enough breast feeding due to deep sleep. When he started the feeding after some time he going into sleep and not takes the full feeding. And at night he wants to take feeding through out the night.
What should I do.
Please help.
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Its normal sleep pattern in early infancy...
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sleep pattern will change as baby grows, usually sfter 3months of age...so wait for a month..
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no need to worry...
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Dr. S. T. Pushpam
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16 yrs exp
Bangalore
This is the normal sleeping pattern of the babies. They sleep
In the day time and awake the whole night
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This sleep pattern will change in few weeks. Don’t worry about the feeding. This is normal too.
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