When do babies sleep longer?
My baby is still waking up every few hours, and I'm quite tired. I'm hoping she starts sleeping longer soon. When do babies generally start sleeping for longer stretches?
My baby is still waking up every few hours, and I'm quite tired. I'm hoping she starts sleeping longer soon. When do babies generally start sleeping for longer stretches?
Having PCOS, I've learned that bodies don't always follow a textbook. The same applies to babies! While there are general guidelines, don't worry if your baby isn't hitting those 'sleep longer' milestones exactly. Just ensure they're healthy and consult your doctor.
Babies start sleeping longer stretches as they grow, typically around 3-6 months as their feeding needs change. However, every baby is unique, and it's always best to discuss your baby's sleep patterns with your paediatrician for personalized advice.
Our first baby started sleeping 5-6 hour stretches around 4 months, but the second one took almost 8 months! It really depends on the baby. Focus on a consistent bedtime routine and making sure they're full before bed. That helped us a lot.
My older sister just had a baby and she said he started sleeping more like 4-5 hours at a stretch after 3 months. Before that, it was like 2 hours max, super tiring for her. So I guess it gets better with time!
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The dream of longer sleep usually starts around 3-6 months as their stomachs grow and they can hold more milk! 🍼 Just be patient, mama, you'll get there! 😊
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