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Mom of a 2 m old child2 weeks ago

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my 65 days old kid - sleeping more in the morning and very less at night. morning time he is urinating very less amount around 3 times but at night he is urinating more around 10 to 12 times. any advice on this or is this the normal behaviour?

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VibhaGuardian of a 5 m old boy2 weeks ago

A. To help your baby understand the difference between day and night, keep them in full daylight during the day. Once it’s dark outside, close the curtains and switch on the indoor lights. Around 8:00 or 9:00 PM, dim the lights for their feeding and bedtime. Sleeping with them for a short time can also provide much-needed comfort. My child started sleeping through the night within a month of doing this! Don't wait to try it. Also, keep in mind that urinating less during the summer is normal.

Rashmi GuptaMom of a 11 yr 7 m old girl2 weeks ago

A. Practically with what you mentioned is that the child is passing more urine when the child is awake which is absolutely natural and the child is sleeping more in the morning and passing less urine which is fine because they don’t take much feeding while sleeping so this is absolutely fine not a problem

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