When do infants start to sleep longer?
My newborn sleeps almost all day, but only for an hour or two at a time. I'm wondering when they start getting into a routine where they sleep for longer periods? Hoping to get some more sleep myself!
My newborn sleeps almost all day, but only for an hour or two at a time. I'm wondering when they start getting into a routine where they sleep for longer periods? Hoping to get some more sleep myself!
Oh, the never-ending question for new parents! I tried everything from special oil massages to a warm bath before bed. Generally, around 3-6 months, they start stretching out their sleep because their tummies can hold more food. But every baby is different, dear.
It varies a lot from baby to baby. You're doing great, just keep going. It will happen eventually.
Feeling anxious about your baby's sleep is totally normal, I've been there with my own health worries! For infants, they usually start sleeping longer stretches after the initial few months, once they can go longer between feeds. But please, don't hesitate to talk to your pediatrician if you're really concerned.
This topic always makes me think of all the studies and what-ifs! I hear it's typically around 3-6 months when their sleep patterns mature a bit. But seriously, don't get too caught up in comparisons. Just try to establish a consistent routine, that's what seems to help most.
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Around 3-6 months is common, but every baby is different! Be patient.
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