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English3


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Mon, Mar 01 2021, 5:24 pm
I changed my baby's formula and he stopped making noises in his sleep and he is much calmer.
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trixx


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Mon, Mar 01 2021, 7:48 pm
As long as you're not NOT feeding on principle like keeping to the clock. If baby isn't hungry, maybe he isn't. Btw, crying is a late cue. They first do root (as newborns) and fidget, suck hands etc. If you only ever get to a baby once he's crying then you're responding very late to his hunger cues.
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Iymnok


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Tue, Mar 02 2021, 3:13 am
It’s normal for newborns to have a six hour stretch. If you wait a few minutes does he relax? You know your baby.
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honey36


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Tue, Mar 02 2021, 10:38 am
I'm not an expert but pretty sure with babies at this age you only need to be concerned if they are not gaining weight nicely. Every babies metabolism works different. They also go through growth spurts when they eat a lot more often, then have a 'steady" period when don't need to eat as often. Why are you so worried?
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honey36


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Tue, Mar 02 2021, 10:47 am
amother [ OP ] wrote: | Because which baby isn’t hungry in the morning after barely eating all night? And it’s not worried as much as trying to figure out what to do, feed or wait for him to fall back asleep since he’s not eating much anyway. |
I've had newborns go 8 hour stretches with no food. Its really not that crazy. My midwives were first telling me to wake her up to feed if she was going so long, and I'm like why? She's gaining weight nicely. They didn't have a response to that argument, so they said it's fine. Really, every baby is different. As long as he's not crying and he's not underweight I would not feed him.
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