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Newborn Sleeping routine
My 1 month baby's sleeping pattern is morning 1-2 hrs in my hand, after bath 2hrs and night 3-4 hrs when fully wrapped. But for the past 2 days she is not sleeping in night and always feeling hungry and crying. She is peeing 7 to 8 times and stool 4 to 5 times. Lactation is good and she sleeps only in my hand we have tried swing/cradle. But not working out. Are these normal?
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Dr. Anupama M Gupta
Pediatrician
12 yrs exp
Mumbai
Hi, As her feeding and urine is normal, this is fine. They may change there schedule as they grow. Also you can try to burp the baby well after feed.
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Dr. Shiv Dubey
Pediatrician
11 yrs exp
Bhopal
Good morning
As the baby grows, his/her milk requirement also increases. So you have to ascertain whether he/she is getting enough milk. Sleeping on hand thing, she might have got used to it from early days. Evening colic may be one of the causes for crying at night.
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