Sleep regression - first signs?

For those of you who are in the throes of the 4 month sleep regression, were there any initial signs this was coming? My daughter is still ok overnight atm (touch wood) but during the day she is pretty much guaranteed to wake up after 40 mins on the dot and I am wondering if this is a sign of what’s to come at night. We didn’t have any regressions with my first (unicorn) baby so unsure what I am looking out for/whats in store?!

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Folllowing , I’m in same boat , daytime naps are such a challenge at the moment …night time seems good best so far , little one is 15 weeks now xx

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It just came out the blue for us. Went from waking 2-3 times a night to overnight waking every hour and has done for 3 weeks. Naps definitely have got shorter during the day too

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