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My 5 month old babbles and squeals so LOUD all day long when she’s not asleep. And even at night for the past week she has gone from sleeping through to waking after midnight and babbling and scratching the crib for 2 hours so I will feed her to help her settle again.. is this normal? I know that might sound like a silly question but I guess it’s because she’s my second and I can’t remember my first babbling and squealing so loudly constantly. She seems fine she’s not crying. But I’m very tired from lots of broken sleep over the past week and I’m starting to think if it’s something I’ve done ?

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All sounds very normal and developmental. Might be that she’s louder because you’ve got a second - more mimicking, got to be heard haha (second child myself here 😅). Overnight also sounds normal, night feeds to be expected until a year, they still need the calories and comfort. If she’s not crying with it especially it just sounds like exploration of her different abilities to me x

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Some babies are definitely more "talkative". I bet she'll be an early talker too.

Nothing much you can do about it, she's too little to understand much

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