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When will babies sleep longer

At which month did your newborn start to sleep longer especially at night. My newborn is 2weeks++ sometimes he barely even sleep, especially at night and always cry. He’s feeding on 2hourly formula. I thought formula suppose to make them more full.

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It’s normal. My baby was like that too and she’s colicky! Those days were tough but it does get better with time. My baby starts to gradually sleep through the night when she’s 2.5mth old. Her last fm is usually at about 10pm and we dragged her next feeding from 1am to 2am and then 3am …… eventually she’s able to sleep till 7am You will get there too. Hang in there. Coffee is your saviour now

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