Is this normal?

My almost 4 month old has slept through the night for almost a week now. And when we’re talking about sleeping through the night I’m meaning like 6-8 hours. Is this normal?

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Completely normal! My baby does the same. She sleeps for about 7 hours without a feed and then wakes up at 4am, goes back to sleep and wakes up 6.30am. Let baby sleep you will feel better for it xx

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Totally normal. My little one slept 6/7 hours from 7 weeks and now at 3 months sleeps 9pm-7am

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My now three month old started sleeping 10-12 hours through the night at 1.5 months old

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It’s normal, but they should be feeding every 4-5 hours for sure. Maybe dream feed her a couple times? That’s what I was instructed by my lactation consultant bc I was pumped he only woke once a night. Sorry to be the bearer of bad news😭

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that’s not what general guidelines are. As long as they’re gaining weight and feeding lots in the day they can sleep for longer periods as early as two or three months. It may be that there was a specific reason for your little one. But nice guidelines are different x

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Yes.. count your lucky stars! After our one month apt and baby was gaining weight my doctor said to let him sleep! He is now 6 months old and still a great sleeper!

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