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Baby not sleeping
My baby is 2.5 months old.breastfeeding only.weight 5.1kg now
Birth weight 3.3 kg
My concern : baby is not sleeping day time...i cradle her or rock her to sleep but wakes up within 15 minutes...mqximum time she sleep in a whole day is may be 1 hour.
Night time she sleep...8 hours or 9 hours
Is this a problem?if she dpesnt sleep day time will it affects her development?
How can i make her sleep?
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Probably baby isn't getting adequate breastfeeding as weight gain too not upto the mark...... proper latching n attachment during breastfeeding is very important..... consult a lactation specialist
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Plz check whether baby is getting enough milk..
If your breastfeeding is inadequate she might not sleep well..
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