Feeding

My little one is 8 weeks old and I’ve noticed she doesn’t wake up for feeds during the night now. She can go 7-8 hours without waking up, is that normal? I’ve tried to wake her up in btw to give her for a feed as I get worried she’s not drinking enough. She will sometimes take to it.

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As long as she's above birth weight let her sleep.

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This popped up on my feed, I just wanted to say this is dreamy! As long as she’s putting on weight well etc and no concerns then happy days enjoy your sleep haha

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As long as she’s still gaining weight and having enough wet nappies, let her sleep!

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