New born not nursing properly

My LG randomly stopped nursing early hours of this morning. She’s only 2 weeks old and we’ve never had this issue before.

She was refusing both boobs around 1am. Eventually finally got her to latch on and she fed but for no more than a few minutes. She had previously woken up at 23:45 so she was crying the whole time. I expected her to feed for a lot longer considering she woke up at near enough 12 and didn’t nurse until after 1am

She eventually went down to sleep and woke up at 4:30. The same thing happened again she was screaming refusing both boobs. I changed her. She did an explosion so I changed her again. Still wouldn’t feed. I took her sleep suit off and left her in her vest because she was getting hot n flustered.

I did have a coffee around 9pm to prepare me for the night feed which I’ve not had since pre-pregnancy so I’m not sure if it’s a reaction to the coffee I honestly don’t know what to do or what’s going on with her.

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It’s now 6am and she’s still not gone to sleep, I’m so tired and I just don’t know what’s wrong w her

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It's unlikely your coffee. Hate to say it but it's normal newborn behaviour
I've had a similar night with my 1 week old

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Try Colic ..

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Thank you for the reassurance it’s normal.

Luckily she fed as normal this morning. She was a bit sick which she never is. I’m definitely worried somethings wrong but I’m glad she fed a decent amount

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highly doubt it’s colic. She’s 2 weeks old and it was just 1 night. She was crying so much because she was hungry but was refusing my breast which is understandable

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so helpful, thank you so much

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Maybe you’re too full for a latch? My lo been up at night just staring lol and cluster feeding as well he’s 2 weeks 5 days old and I’ve been dealing with this since Tuesday🙂

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usually if I’m too full she’ll just bounce off and struggle to latch but last night she was just screaming refusing to take any notice of the boob. I did nipple to nose and nothing. I put it in her mouth n she was still just screaming and crying.

I hope they don’t keep this up for much longer. Fingers crossed for us both 🥲🤞🏽

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