7 month regression?

Is this a thing?!
My 7 month old has always been an amazing sleeper but keeps waking up at 4am, not crying but just seems restless and fidgety! It’s taking about 30 mins to get them back to sleep each night/morning

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Exactly the same time my son is getting up each morning although he is shy of 7 months. Takes around the same amount of time to get him back to sleep. He’s not crying either just talking to himself in his cot 😩

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