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Feeding during night time

2022-02-21 23:22:15
My baby is 3 months old and she usually sleeps at 8.30pm after feeding and she does not wake up for next feeding until 5 hours and when we feed her after 5 hours and rock her to sleep and again she takes 4to5 hours sleep to drink her next feeding. Is that normal? Can anyone help me clear my doubt. By the way she is formula feeding baby. Thanks in advance.
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This is normal. If she is active and no weight loss is there, nothing to worry about

Answered2022-02-22 02:42:54

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