#AskTheExpert my 2month old infant remains active otherwise.but somedays she sleeps unusually more & stays very drowsy, although she takes her feed & urinates adequately..is such unusual long sleeps normal?

1 Answer

Sunita MahatoMom of 2 children3 years ago

A. long sleep is common in new born baby will sleep around 16-18hrs slowly and gradually as the baby grows sleep decrease maintain gap between feeds at least two hrs at day time and at night time could be around 5hrs

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