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Sleeping patterns
My son 6 months 25 days old. He is been less sleeping since past few days as in he sleep continuous at night but whole day he hardly take nap of 20min for 2 or 3 times. Also only sleep if feeding he doesn't sleep by rocking or in crib.
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At this age baby usually sleeps for 12 hours in a day .This also includes about 20 minutes nap 2or3 times in day time.
If your baby
. Is hungry.
Or having teething pain
Or uncomfortable for some
other reasons.
These all will disturb his naptime during day.So check for these things.
Next Steps
So keep your baby well-fed
.sooothe any teething pain
keep your baby dry nd clean
so that baby may feel comfortable nd cozy.
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No need to worry...
Its normal change in sleep pattern....
Agree with dr. S T pushpa...
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so just relax...
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Dr. S. T. Pushpam
Pediatrician
16 yrs exp
Bangalore
As child grows older the sleeping time reduces . They sleep for 10-12 hours. If child sleeps well at night then nothing to worry
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Day time nap will reduce as he grows older.
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