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How to drop the night feed (3mnth old LO)feeding for a 3-month-old?

Hi I am looking for some wisdom. My LOlittle one is 3 months and feeds 6 bottles a day at 150ml150 ml. We feed her at 10pm10 pm, 2am2 am and 6am6 am rigidly every day and the remainder during daytime when she requires and she.

She is in bed from 7pm7 pm-6.30am30 am. She mostly dream feeds 10pm10 pm and 2am2 am, but I have to change her mid feed-feed (so she isn't 100% asleep) as she gets so wet after 4 hours. The other times she wakes up 5 minutes before my alarm, so she is definitely hungry!

I am looking for encouraging ways to eventually drop the 2am2 am feed,. I'm not desperate to do this, as she is stirring only at 2 and then about 6am6 am, but I do need to regain my own full night-night's sleep where possible.

She was 6lb6 lb. at birth and 3 weeks early so I don't want to be too hard on her as she is catching up still at 11lb811 lb. If anyone can help I'd be most grateful ☺ 8 oz.

How to drop the night feed (3mnth old LO)

Hi I am looking for some wisdom. My LO is 3 months and feeds 6 bottles a day at 150ml. We feed her at 10pm, 2am and 6am rigidly every day and the remainder during daytime when she requires and she is in bed from 7pm-6.30am. She mostly dream feeds 10pm and 2am but I have to change her mid feed (so she isn't 100% asleep) as she gets so wet after 4 hours. The other times she wakes up 5 minutes before my alarm so is definitely hungry!

I am looking for encouraging ways to eventually drop the 2am feed, I'm not desperate to do this as she is stirring only at 2 and then about 6am but I do need to regain my own full night sleep where possible.

She was 6lb at birth and 3 weeks early so I don't want to be too hard on her as she is catching up still at 11lb8. If anyone can help I'd be most grateful ☺

How to drop the night feeding for a 3-month-old?

I am looking for some wisdom. My little one is 3 months and feeds 6 bottles a day at 150 ml. We feed her at 10 pm, 2 am and 6 am rigidly every day and the remainder during daytime when she requires.

She is in bed from 7 pm-6.30 am. She mostly dream feeds 10 pm and 2 am, but I have to change her mid-feed (so she isn't 100% asleep) as she gets so wet after 4 hours. The other times she wakes up 5 minutes before my alarm, so she is definitely hungry!

I am looking for encouraging ways to eventually drop the 2 am feed. I'm not desperate to do this, as she is stirring only at 2 and then about 6 am, but I do need to regain my own full-night's sleep where possible.

She was 6 lb. at birth and 3 weeks early so I don't want to be too hard on her as she is catching up still at 11 lb. 8 oz.

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Hi I am looking for some wisdom. My LO is 3 months and feeds 6 bottles a day at 150ml. We feed her at 10pm, 2am and 6am rigidly every day and the remainder during daytime when she requires and she is in bed from 7pm-6.30am. She mostly dream feeds 10pm and 2am but I have to change her mid feed (so she isn't 100% asleep) as she gets so wet after 4 hours. The other times she wakes up 5 minutes before my alarm so is definitely hungry! I

I am looking for encouraging ways to eventually drop the 2am feed, I'm not desperate to do this as she is stirring only at 2 and then about 6am but I do need to regain my own full night sleep where possible. She

She was 6lb at birth and 3 weeks early so I don't want to be too hard on her as she is catching up still at 11lb8. If anyone can help I'd be most grateful ☺

Hi I am looking for some wisdom. My LO is 3 months and feeds 6 bottles a day at 150ml. We feed her at 10pm, 2am and 6am rigidly every day and the remainder during daytime when she requires and she is in bed from 7pm-6.30am. She mostly dream feeds 10pm and 2am but I have to change her mid feed (so she isn't 100% asleep) as she gets so wet after 4 hours. The other times she wakes up 5 minutes before my alarm so is definitely hungry! I am looking for encouraging ways to eventually drop the 2am feed, I'm not desperate to do this as she is stirring only at 2 and then about 6am but I do need to regain my own full night sleep where possible. She was 6lb at birth and 3 weeks early so I don't want to be too hard on her as she is catching up still at 11lb8. If anyone can help I'd be most grateful ☺

Hi I am looking for some wisdom. My LO is 3 months and feeds 6 bottles a day at 150ml. We feed her at 10pm, 2am and 6am rigidly every day and the remainder during daytime when she requires and she is in bed from 7pm-6.30am. She mostly dream feeds 10pm and 2am but I have to change her mid feed (so she isn't 100% asleep) as she gets so wet after 4 hours. The other times she wakes up 5 minutes before my alarm so is definitely hungry!

I am looking for encouraging ways to eventually drop the 2am feed, I'm not desperate to do this as she is stirring only at 2 and then about 6am but I do need to regain my own full night sleep where possible.

She was 6lb at birth and 3 weeks early so I don't want to be too hard on her as she is catching up still at 11lb8. If anyone can help I'd be most grateful ☺

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How to drop the night feed (3mnth old LO)

Hi I am looking for some wisdom. My LO is 3 months and feeds 6 bottles a day at 150ml. We feed her at 10pm, 2am and 6am rigidly every day and the remainder during daytime when she requires and she is in bed from 7pm-6.30am. She mostly dream feeds 10pm and 2am but I have to change her mid feed (so she isn't 100% asleep) as she gets so wet after 4 hours. The other times she wakes up 5 minutes before my alarm so is definitely hungry! I am looking for encouraging ways to eventually drop the 2am feed, I'm not desperate to do this as she is stirring only at 2 and then about 6am but I do need to regain my own full night sleep where possible. She was 6lb at birth and 3 weeks early so I don't want to be too hard on her as she is catching up still at 11lb8. If anyone can help I'd be most grateful ☺