When do newborns start to sleep longer?

My baby is 6 weeks and sleeps only for 2 hours at a stretch, then wakes up for feed. Will this change soon? I'm so exhausted. Did anyone else's baby take a while to sleep longer? I keep worrying if I'm doing something wrong.

Don't worry, it feels like forever, but it does get better! I used to panic thinking my baby would never sleep more than 2 hours. But around 3 months, he started doing 4-hour stretches at night, and then 5. It's a gradual change. Just hang in there!

Haan, this is a common question! Generally, babies start sleeping longer, like 4-5 hours non-stop, around 2-3 months. Toh thoda sabar rakhna padega. Mera wala toh 4 months tak jaake thoda set hua tha, warna raat mein uthna toh normal tha na.

Newborns usually begin to sleep longer stretches, around 4-5 hours, once they're about 2 to 4 months old. It's a relief for parents. And while waiting for that, for any parents with high BP, managing stress and keeping up with your regular checkups is very important, as lack of sleep can impact it.

Usually, after about 2 to 3 months, babies start sleeping for a bit longer, maybe 4-5 hours. My mother-in-law used to say that feeding them well helps, but truly, each baby is unique. Always good to discuss with your paediatrician for precise advice, they know best.