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Baby not peeing in the night
My baby is 9 months old. For the past couple of months, she does not pee while she sleeps both during day and night. She sleeps for 10-11 hours in the night and nurses to bridge sleep. We also give her a bottle of formula in between. Most of the days, she does not pee at all during sleep during the entire 12 hours. When she wakes up, she makes up by peeing 2-4 times in 1 hour. The first pee is always yellowish and she goes little by little. After that it is normal and she pees 9-12 times throughout the day. I was wondering if it is a normal behaviour to not pee through the night for a baby or if we should get tested for it. Kindly advise.
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Kindly ensure that ur room is properly ventilated because she may lose excess water through perspiration which may make her dehydrated inspite of night time nursing..
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Greetings it's normal . Kindly look for dehydration
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