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Baby sleeps more and drinks less

My 2mths old baby has started to sleep more, which means she is drinking less. Normally, if she drinks breastmilk, she would wake up every hour to an hour and a half after every feed. Today, she slept for three hours after every feed. I am worried because she is drinking less than usual and is wondering if she is unwell. Is this normal? What should I do.

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Yes, it is normal for babies to have changes in their feeding and sleeping patterns as they grow. At around 2 months old, babies may start sleeping for longer stretches at night and taking longer naps during the day. This could result in them drinking less milk during each feeding. It's important to monitor your baby's overall health and behavior to determine if there are any signs of illness. If your baby is still having wet diapers and gaining weight, it is likely that she is getting enough milk, even if she is drinking less frequently. One thing you can do is to try to encourage your baby to feed more during the times when she is awake. You can also try waking her up for feeds if it has been a few hours since her last meal. Additionally, you can speak to a lactation consultant or your pediatrician for further advice and support. Remember to trust your instincts as a parent. If you feel that something is not right, it's always best to seek professional help. Otherwise, it's common for babies to have changes in their feeding and sleeping patterns, and it's a part of their healthy development. Stay patient and keep an eye on your baby's well-being. Good luck! https://invl.io/cll6she
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Breastmilk causing spit ups

Anybody's baby spit up a lot more after feeding breastmilk and spit up less when fed formula milk. Just checking if I am the only one facing this. Baby 1mth 16 days and if I feed her purely breastmilk or feed more than 4 times of breastmilk per day, she will become restless during her sleep, cry a lot and spit up more than 10ml of milk. She doesn't spit up or cry as much when we feed her formula milk. I am not sure if it is because there is something wrong with my breastmilk. Currently feeling like a failure and guilty because family is questioning the quality it my breastmilk. Thinking if I should just feed only formula

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