Teething or regression?

Since New Year’s Eve, little one has been waking a lot in the night. Every 2 hours at first but starting to become every hour 😴
Her naps in the day are on me, if I put her down she’ll only stay asleep for 20-30 minutes but it’s always been like that.
She’s got all the signs of teething too but only in the last few days. I’m not sure if it’s teething causing the wake ups or the regression??
Or both 🤣

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This is us too atm!! Exactly the same, he’ll be 4 months in a couple days, he wakes every other hour (if I’m lucky) used to go 5-6 hour block fit the first part if the night then two 3 hour blocks- not anymore!! Feeds each wake up like he’s never been fed before 🙃 xxx

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It definitely sounds like regression to me! My LO is 4 months on Satuedsy and we have just been through the same thing! Finally coming out the other side! Hang in there mummy xxx

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My daughters been doing this the last few nights wakes up for her feed then an hour later is awake and won't go back to sleep unless she's on one of us🫠 she's not hungry or crying just awake babbling to herself and I can't go back to sleep if she's just awake next to me babbling😭

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mine does the same! I find it so cute though so sometimes I lift my head to watch her, then she notices me and is laughing at me 🙈

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my little one usually wakes 3/4 for a feed but has slept through a few times before but she’s the same, wants feeding constantly and I feel like I’m feeding her so much in the day 🤣

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I’m in the same boat have been since start of December. Feel like it’s never ending 🙃

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@Asha yeah it is soo cute🥺 just not great when you're trying to sleep 😭🤣 oh bless her🤣🤣

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I'm in the same boat! My LO used to go down for 7pm-7am with just one night feed. He's now walking after just an hour of going to bed, every hour. It's so draining because he's in his own room so I have to keep getting up to put his dummy in. He used to be great at self settling but the past couple of nights he has just cried and won't stop until I go in! I can't leave him to cry it out any longer than a couple of minutes. Please tell me this passes haha. He will be 4 months next week.

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