Does your baby sleep through the night?

my baby is less than 2 month old. he wakes up every 3-4 hours .too.mabye this is the same feature with the baby.the baby is easyly hungry.so he will wake up so fast..just following his feature.maybe when he is older ,the situation will change

I'd need some advice in that department. And my nights are fringed all bad, since I have my little girl, do not know what 's that sound sleep. Since 7 nights, 5 are shattered. Do not make noise, and wakes up only to give a breath foieste tea, or milk, then falls asleep with a pacifier in her mouth, but Legan to her, my arms hurt. And so, gathered not know if they sleep 4 hours a night. Regime that in turn helped me to have an enviable figure, now I have less work and are ready for summer. I sent the same advice that I give him and me: Patience!

Our first daughter started sleeping through the night at like 2 months and we never had a problem. Our second daughter and our son both took longer to sleep through the night. I've tried putting a little bit of cereal in their bottle. Your baby is old enough to start eating baby cereal, maybe try giving him a few spoonfuls of food close to bed time so his belly is full and he sleeps longer before getting hungry again. You may just have to wait it out till he is ready to sleep all night.

I don't think there is necessarily a reason for it. It's just how some babies are. If you've tried everything else, then giving him cuddles before he wakes properly could at least get him back to sleep again very quickly and prevent his waking from being so disturbing for you. To do so you would need to be able to get to him very quickly at the first sign of stirring and the easiest way to do that might be to try co-sleeping.

I had all of my kids sleeping through the night for the most part after 1 month. My middle child was the hardest to get to sleep because he was colicy. I started feeding my children pablum and bananas at 1 month old. Doctors say not to do that but my mother did it and her mother did it and on and on. Alot of times it is because their tummies are not full.

I consider myself to have been very lucky with my children that both of them were sleeping through the night when they were about six weeks old. The tip that I used that helped me to get them to sleep well during the night from a very early age was to swaddle them to sleep and also place them in their bassinets with their heads just touching the top of the bassinet because it emulates the feeling of being in the womb.

maybe he is still hungry? that was what our first daughters issues was. we gave her more food and she was fine. SHe slept through after 6 weeks. As for my second daughter, it took her longer.