sleep

You’re doing nothing wrong. Depends on the baby, on the day, on the feeding. My 6 week old slept almost 7 hours the other night… last couple nights, was up 4 times 🫠 babies have their own schedule at this point You’re doing great 💙 just remember this is only temporary try to take naps during the day if you can 🙂

You're not doing anything wrong. When my daughter was 6-10 weeks old she would sleep in 6 hour stretches one night and be up every hour the next night. At that age sleep varies so much and also every baby is so different that it's unreasonable to expect one baby to be exactly the same as another. I promise your doing just fine and don't worry about comparing your baby to everyone else's

You're not doing anything wrong. It's not really up to you lol. Babe needs to wake often to eat enough to triple their size in the first year, plus waking often prevents SIDS so as much as you want longer stretches, you really really don't. Plus you still have allllllllll the sleep regressions to possibly look forward to. My twins have hit every single regression possible at 4m, 6m, 8m, 12m, 18m, and their 24m is coming up here soon so I'm buckling up and getting ready for that ❤️ let babe do what they naturally need to do to grow and develop appropriately ❤️

You’re not doing anything wrong 🧡 Frequent wake ups are normal for babies. They are a biological advantage to help prevent SIDs and ensure babies needs are met. Sleep is developmental and changes day by day, week to week for babies. Some days your baby might be going through a growth spurt and needing to feed every hour at night, some nights they might sleep longer stretches. Gas, teething, being too hot or too cold, tummy upset, needing a diaper change, or just needing reassurance that you’re close can cause wake ups too. Temperament plays a lot into sleep as well. Try to build routines around how you can get more rest throughout the day.

You're not doing anything wrong, sleep is tied to a baby's temperament and each one is different. Some kids sleep great right away and some never truly sleep well. You can try to establish a routine around bedtime and keep them on stricter wake windows during the day but that's not always foolproof either, it's truly up to each baby.