Tell me I’m not alone!!!

My son doesn’t sleep through the night, feeding every 2-3 hours. Cries from separation anxiety so usually put him in with me around 2/3 so we can both sleep.
His nap times and lengths are always different, contact naps only. Rocking or bouncing to sleep sometimes, could be awake for 2 hours or 5.
EBF but not interested in boob or bottle much in the day.

All I read on here or other places online are about babies who seem to have their sh** together. Tell me there’s others out there????

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My baby went to sleep at 6.45pm for 10!! Mins and she's now wide awake..she's decided at 8 months she only requires ONE nap a day also 😵‍💫😵‍💫

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Its okay. We have babies that keep us on our toes. I stopped comparing long time ago. I carry the cross given to me it can always get worse. But yea you are not alone. It won't last, that's all I tell myself.

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Lol I could've wrote this post! My child is exactly like this

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With my first child I used to compare alot but now it’s my second I don’t because this is actually normal for babies especially breastfed babies.
My baby wakes up every hour at night , he only feeds to sleep or in the carrier.
Today he only had one nap, some days he has two. I don’t do set wake windows I just let him lead.
It’s gets easier and I’d say after 1.5 years old is when the sleep gets better or when you stop breastfeeding which I will around that time .
I miss my first being like this and I already miss my baby being small even though he still is. It goes sooo fast and they’re just being normal babies 😘❤️❤️

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