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I personally would not wake him. If you are concerned about your milk supply, then maybe I would either wake him or pump, but I am not one to wake a sleeping baby (unless of course you are worried about his weight). Maybe he is just 'tanking up' during the day.
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I'm slightly concerned about his weight, but not overly! He did gain an oz as of yesterday when I took him to the ped. I will try tonight not to wake him and just pump. I keep saying I'm going to not wake him, but I end up doing it anyway b/c I'm awake and well.....I figure I might as well. Maybe tonight will be different.....I'll let you know.
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He'll grow
. Don't worry. When he *needs* to eat, he'll let you know. I wouldn't wake him at night. G was perfectly content to sleep at night until his pedi told me to start waking him every 2 hours to eat (when he wasn't back to his birth weight by 2 weeks). He was back up there (plus 2oz) at 3 weeks and they said I didn't have to wake him anymore. Well... I didn't have to wake him anymore -- he was used to it.If you're comfortable letting him wake you, go for it . |
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Ha, I very vividly recall trying to type 1 handed when I was nursing C...
I did a quick search, and this is what I found on the LLL forum. This seems to be a very common Q, so it seems you're not alone. I don't remember clearly how long C was waking to nurse, but I don't think he went over 3 hours at night until he was like 6 weeks old... so that's pretty nice that Jett is sleeping so well for you! I keep hoping he's going to be your sound sleeper. You certainly deserve it! Here is what I found: Quote:
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Well, I did not wake him - he woke me!
I guess he got used to the time I was waking him b/c he did wake up at about 3:15 a.m. Oh, and because HE was ready - the feeding was much quicker and I got back to bed before 4 a.m and woke him again at almost 8!! He is an awesome sleeper. ![]() eta: I'm not worried about my supply - he eats all day and I'm known to have an oversupply. |
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