Should i wake up my lo who is 2 months plus to feed? Coz sometimes he will sleep thru out the night which like 7 to 8 hours.

If it is night time don't wake him up! It is good that he can sleep through the night already. Actually babies are like adults they don't need to wake up in the middle of the night to eat in order to grow. The old folks always say babies need more sleep to grow, I think this is true to an extent. If the total amount of milk he drinks is in the acceptable range for his weight I don't think you need to walk him up on purpose to drink. Babies need about 150ml-200ml for per kg of their weight so you can calculate what's the range for him

Lo is very clever. Once they are full and satisfied, they will sleep through. For this instance, I must say you have a good baby. I will not wake him up for milk coz that might create habit and disrupt both urs and his sleep. My lo sleeps through at the age of 3 mths and he wakes up to be a happy and satisfied baby.

Please don't wake your bub up, i know you maybe worried that he is hungry. But i always say babies are too smart. They will definitely make it known to us if something is needed. And in this case, if he is hungry. Chill out while he sleeps. Better option. :)

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I wouldn't disrupt their sleep. If he is Hungry he will wake up n call for milk. But I'll make sure bb has enough wet diapers if not then I will consider waking him up

it's great that your baby is sleeping through the night already! i would say don't wake him up if he is sleeping. he will wake up himself when he is hungry

don't wake up your baby just for a feed. your baby needs both sleep and feed and will wake up himself when hungry

I wouldn't since baby can sleep through the night. I would be extremely happy to regain my night sleep.

Just let your baby sleep. Baby will wake up if he/she needs milk.