POOJA KOTHARIMom of a 8 yr 5 m old boy3 years agoA. Your Baby May Actually Need the Night Feeding
Night feedings in babies under 9 months are common and may be biologically appropriate. But feedings every 2 hours at any age or night feedings after 12 months old rarely are. Chances are your baby has “learned hunger” or a nurse to sleep association.Establish a bedtime routine. ...Teach your baby to self-soothe, which means trying your best to soothe them less. ...Start weaning the night feedings. ...Follow a schedule. ...Keep a calming ambiance. ...Stick to an appropriate bedtime. ...Be patient. ...Check out our sleep tips!In short, dealing with nighttime disruptions is often simply a part of new parenthood. Most issues related to a baby not sleeping are caused by temporary things like illness, teething, developmental milestones or changes in routine — so the occasional sleep snafu likely isn't anything to worry about.There are many causes of poor sleep in children. Kids may have physical conditions, such as obstructive sleep apnea, that prevent a good nights' rest. They may also experience stress or trauma. Eating habits and lack of a conducive sleeping environment may also be factors.
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