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Who else baby go to sleep at 3am ,4am, 5am,6am ?! And wakes up at 2pm or 4pm and is only 5 months old ?
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I can’t necessarily say I’ve heard of this before. Do you work night shifts? I’m curious to know the reasoning behind it
Did your baby always do this from being a newborn? It sounds like his circadian rhythm isn’t right id talk to your pediatrician
My baby is 3 months and she sleep from 8pm-1am 1:15am-5am or 6 am depends lol but she’s always been good at sleeping in the nights
Personally I would start trying to get into a more day/night time routine. Try and keep him awake more in the day, lots of daylight and keeping him busy. Reduce naps and slowly implement more night sleep. It's not normal unfortunately.
If you want him to sleep at night you've got to wake him up in the day.
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Who else baby go to sleep at 3am ,4am, 5am,6am ?! And wakes up at 2pm or 4pm and is only 5 months old ?
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My LO is 11 weeks old and she is so hard to get to sleep at night time. We don’t follow a set routine and follow her cues. She will contact nap throughout the day but naps are pretty inconsistent and if I try to transfer her she will wake up and cry straight away.
At night time she is so tired and fighting sleep so hard, we will give her a bottle or boob and she will be fast asleep but the second we put her in the cot she is wide awake and crying hysterically, but she will fall back asleep on me or her dad. Once she has been asleep on one of us for an hour to 2 hours we can then put her in her cot and she will sleep thought the night.
Any advice to get her sleep in her cot with out 1/2 contact sleep on a night time?
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