Naps

Does anyone have a newborn they can put down for a nap and will stay asleep longer than 30 mins?

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Occasionally yes! Depends on the day though, if he’s cluster feeding I can’t put him down at all!

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I have a 6 week old and naps are not guaranteed or length! Some times it's 5 minutes, sometimes it's over an hour, sometimes on own or in my arms. We are just rolling with it and seeing what happens! Only really naps after feeding though

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The nap usually starts on me after a feed but can transfer him to his rocker sometimes.
If not, I get him in the carrier so I can get things done x

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