My daughter is 3 month old
Every night she around 9 to 9:30 she wakes up she feed then she she susu potty again she feed play for 10 to 15 min then again she does susu then again she ask for feed she does this from around 9 pm to 2 pm
Then she sleep and does not wake up in midnight she directly wake up at 9 to 9:30 in morning
I don’t know what the problem is why she does is that normal?
And in morning and afternoon time she take a nrml routing sleep play feed do susu then sleep again
Even she does not take formula milk nhi night time in day time she take

Question

My daughter is 3 month old 
Every night she around 9 to 9:30 she wakes up she feed then she she susu potty again she feed play for 10 to 15 min then again she does susu then again she ask for feed she does this from around 9 pm to 2 pm 
Then she sleep and does not wake up in midnight she directly wake up at 9 to 9:30 in morning 
I don’t know what the problem is why she does is that normal? 
And in morning and afternoon time she take a nrml routing sleep play feed do susu then sleep again
Even she does not take formula milk nhi night time in day time she take

Accepted Answer

you have to give only demand feeding to the child that is whenever the child feels hungry you can give milk to the child 
and the child will take the milk according to the need and then will leave the milk. 
if the child is taking more milk you can offer milk in more quantity with intermittent burping . 
there is no need to to go for fixed dfeeding pattern.
also there is no need to wake up the child from sleep if the weight of the child is within normal limits .
also if the weightd gain of the child every month is normal then no need to worry regarding the pattern of breastfeeding

Answer

Baby get hungry in winter very often because urine increases in winter.Stool pass n urine make them hungry suddenly

Answer

if the baby gain proper weight and sleep calmly it's not a problem because some babies go for demand feeding we need to feed them whenever they need may be between 3-4 hr or may be between 1-2hr and most of the babies go for 4-6 hr sleep without feed it is normal whether some sleeps throughout the whole night.

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Most babies are able to sleep through the night – or sleep for at least six hours without waking up to eat – sometime between 3 to 6 months of age. Healthy babies who are born full-term are generally able to sleep through the night without a feeding starting at 3 months of age or when they weigh 12 to 13 pounds.