Night feeds 15 weeks old formula fed

Hi everyone 😊

Just wondering what others do about night feeds…

My baby is 15 weeks old and formula fed. She’s gaining weight, but not loads, so I’m a bit unsure what’s best.

If she has a bottle around 9pm, would you usually wake your baby in the night for another feed, or just let them sleep until they wake up?

Would love to hear what worked for you and your babies at this age! šŸ’›

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I spoke the the health visitor about this and she said as my baby is a good weight I can let him sleep though, but as he does occasionally wake up for that bottle at around 530am I can up the bottles by one oz in the day to fill him up more so in theory he wont feel like waking up for a feed in the night, but every baby is so different I would really ask for a professional opinion and ask a health visitor for advice x

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My 14wo sleeps from 8:30/9pm until about 7/7:30am she just wakes up in the morning when she’s hungry. Been like this for about 2 months which she seems happy with, she’s currently moved up to 6oz bottles so I think it makes up for her missing the early morning feeds. Obvs consult your health visitor but mine laughed when I asked if I should wake heršŸ¤¦šŸ¼ā€ā™€ļøšŸ¤£

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