why is my 9 m/o waking up 6/7 times during the night?

he was a good a sleeper until about 2 months ago and i have no idea what changed, like he used to sleep a 9 hour stretch and now it’s between 4-8 wakeups in a 12 hour period.
he also is having about 3 8oz bottles in the 12 hour period.
why is this happening?

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Growth spurts

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Could be a growth spurt or teething. Some babies find comfort in the bottle when teething.

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