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Fussy night
My son 1 month 23 days old Used to have feedings after every two hours till one month 15 days but now he wake up only two times at night. But for 2 Feedings also he Hardly get feed for 10 to 15 min because he wants to sleep. So when I try to feed him he is fussy so I tried to check supply by squeezing nipples it was OK.
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As baby grows older , his night time sleep increases and will require less frequent feeds at night. It is normal
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Dr. Trupti Shetty
Pediatrician
16 yrs exp
Pune
As a baby grows older, his sucking and tummy capacity increases. Which means he can suck more milk in lesser time. If he is sleeping well, passing urine atleast 8-10 times per day and gaining weight you need not worry
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Dr. Nithya Franklin
General Physician
25 yrs exp
Chennai
2 feedings in the night lasting for 15 mins each is not bad..so if yr child is comfortable not cranky,urinating well thats enough
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