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Sleepy baby @ 8 weeks

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Hello ladies!I am a first time mama to an IVF baby who is now 8.5 weeks old. He was 3 weeks early and with a low birth weight.

My question is regarding baby sleep at 8 weeks. My baby is sleeping upto 20 hrs. Some times I have to wake him up for feeds. He has started sleeping more and in longer stretches.

Has anyone experienced a sleepy baby to tell me if this is normal? Please help!

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HollyT7

I woke our first up, our second I knew better 🤣 as long as babe is feeding and putting on weight, I’d try rest as much as you can xx congratulations!!

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Tamaa in reply toHollyT7

Thanks 😄

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Banana77

Many congratulations

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