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9mo child not sleeping at night
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I am asking for help! I have an 9month little guy, breast feed (only at night, during the day he eats food very well) who doesn’t sleeps.
In the night he wakes up several times.
Ex/ 21:00 bed time- feel asleep breast feed but most of the times swinging in my arms
00:00 / 1:00 wakes up for no reason, no crying. Feels asleep swinging in my arms
2:00 wakes up and I breast feed him and he feels asleep
4:00 wakes up for no reason, no
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Your baby is stay awake in night. This is normal phenomenon.
Let me explain why.
When you were pregnant, your baby was inside a bag filled with water. During daytime you use to roam around in house leading to swinging kind of movement to that bag like swing, and baby use to sleep.
During night time after you lay down those movement stopped and baby started activity. You must have noticed baby kicking in your tummy more in night times.
So after baby is born, babys biological clock is still the same and it will take atlest couple of months more to normalise.
so, dont worry.
happy parenting.
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