my baby has completed 11 weeks and per day his sleeping 8 to 10 hours That's it and the rest of the time his very cranky keep on crying we are trying to sleep him but it's not possible

A. At 11 weeks old, babies typically sleep around 14–17 hours in a 24-hour period. If your baby is sleeping only 8–10 hours and is cranky and crying a lot, there could be several reasons for this: Possible Reasons for Less Sleep & Crankiness: Overtiredness – Babies who don't get enough sleep during the day can become overtired, making it even harder for them to fall asleep. Hunger – Ensure he is feeding well and getting enough milk (breast or formula) every 2–3 hours. Colic or Gas Issues – If he cries excessively, especially in the evening, he might have colic. Burp him well after every feed and try tummy massages or bicycle leg movements. Growth Spurts – Around 3 months, babies go through a growth spurt, leading to more crying, increased hunger, and disrupted sleep. Sleep Environment – Ensure a quiet, dimly lit, and calm environment for sleep. White noise (like a fan or lullabies) can help. Temperature & Comfort – Make sure he is not too hot or cold and wearing soft, comfortable clothes. Reflux Issues – If he spits up a lot, arching his back after feeds, he may have reflux, which can cause discomfort and trouble sleeping. What You Can Do to Improve Sleep: ✔ Follow a Sleep Routine – Try a bedtime routine with a warm bath, gentle rocking, or soft lullabies. ✔ Watch for Sleep Cues – Yawning, rubbing eyes, and fussiness are signs he is ready for sleep—put him down before he gets overtired. ✔ Swaddle (if he is not rolling yet) – Many babies feel comforted when swaddled. ✔ Try Motion & Contact – Rocking, baby-wearing, or skin-to-skin contact may soothe him. ✔ Offer a Pacifier – Some babies find comfort in sucking. If your baby cries excessively for hours, has feeding difficulties, or seems unwell, consult a pediatrician to rule out any medical issues like reflux, allergies, or other conditions. Let me know if you notice any other symptoms!