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#asktheexperts why does my 16 month still wake up too much for feeds?
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Dr GhouseGuardian of 3 children4 years agoA. if the baby is having disturbed sleep Most of the times baby may not be sleeping during night times because the room temperature may be uncomfortable for the baby see the room temperature is maintained properly sometimes it can be possible to have pain in the stomach due to gas sometimes hunger sometimes diaper maybe heavy for the baby e
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POOJA KOTHARIMom of a 8 yr 5 m old boy4 years agoA. She could be teething, cold or feeling unwell. Or perhaps she needs the reassurance that you're nearby, before falling asleep again. If you want to phase out the night feeds, start by helping your baby learn how settle herself to sleep. At bedtime, lay her down to sleep just before she falls asleep at your breast.
Keeping your routine consistent will help through these developmental changes. Also, your little one is now old enough to have a blanket or toy in his crib. Using a special blanket or age-appropriate toy during the bedtime routine can be a useful transition lovie for him to use as he falls asleep at bedtime.
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