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Sleeping patterns
My son 6 month 18 days old. has started solids after 5.5 months he has nachani satva in the morning, daal Puree in lunch then daal rice Puree at night and breastfeeding rest all the time. He hasn't changed his sleep pattern yet as he still get up two or three times in night for feeding. I Heard by this time they sleep at streach for 6 hours at night.
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Give calorie dense food before bedtime so baby wont hungry quickly....
Reduced sleep time during daytime...
No need to worry gradually sleep pattern will change...
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Dr. S. T. Pushpam
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16 yrs exp
Bangalore
Reduce breast feeds and increase complementary feeding
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Nothing to worry. Sleep pattern will normalise once he eats better.
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Dr. Sai Praneetha
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11 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Each baby is different. No need to worry. U can give extra solid feed before bedtime and offer him sips of water during sleep
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