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HomeQuestions & Answers#asktheexpert my baby gets up many times a night. she cries a litl, drink milk and sleep. when can I expect full night sleep. other kid of her age do so. she doesn't eat anything in night except milk. in day times she takes proper 3-4 meal. she is bottle fed
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Father of a 2 yr old girl5 months ago
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#asktheexpert my baby gets up many times a night. she cries a litl, drink milk and sleep. when can I expect full night sleep. other kid of her age do so. she doesn't eat anything in night except milk. in day times she takes proper 3-4 meal. she is bottle fed

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POOJA KOTHARIMom of a 8 yr 5 m old boy5 months ago
A. It’s normal for many babies, especially under 6 months, to wake up at night for milk as their tummy is still small and they seek comfort. Some babies start sleeping through the night (5–6 hours) by 3–6 months, while others may take longer. Every baby is different, so don’t worry if others her age sleep longer. You can gradually encourage longer sleep stretches by ensuring she gets enough milk and food during the day (as per age), and keeping a calm, consistent bedtime routine. If she’s healthy, growing well, and just waking for short feeds, she’ll likely start sleeping longer on her own in the coming months.
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