Back to sleep after night feeds??

Hi all, I'm new to this forum and have a 10 week old daughter. Just wondered if anyone could give their advice/tips on how to get Amaya back to sleep after her night feeds. She often wakes at about 4am for feeding, then it takes ages to get her back to sleep. Often its after 5.30am by the time she relaxes again, and by then the birds are chirping! I do the usual feeding in dim light, not talking or interacting etc, but she still seems to think its play time and sits there wide eyed and wriggly. Any ideas?

I was told (and it worked for me) to wrap them and not change the nappy because it wakes them up. . Also not to wait until they are crying but rather when they are stirring because if they are crying they have fully woken themselvess up

Nice to meet you too!

Thanks for all the ideas - Its a good idea to feed her when she stirs, rather than once she is awake... Also, I had always thought I should change her nappy, but you're right, that's when she wakes fully. So you think it would be fine to leave it? (Of course it would - I guess that's what happens when they sleep through!) We already swaddle her, and I agree it definately helps. Unfortunately, she has reflux so if we put her straight back down after a feed it all comes up again... Makes the night feeds quite tiresome! :)

Yes, we have the ends of her cot raised but it doesn't seem to help much. I get really worried as she's woken up choking a couple of times and also had one episode of apnoea (sp??) when she stopped breathing for about 10 seconds because of it, so I'm a bit of a paranoid mum I'm afraid...

Daniel had silent reflux for a few months. We use to side sleep him. I hated the thought of him possibly choking on anything that might come up and he slept soooooo much better on his side. It's far more comfy for refluxy babies. We used a sleep wedge so that he couldn't roll over.

We never change Daniels nappies at night unless he poos in them. There's just no need if its only wees.

Instead of a wedge I would get a safety sleep, we had a wedge and would side sleep Spencer but once he got a bit bigger he could just barge his way out of it, plus the safety sleep comes in real handy later on to stop them wriggling all around their cots and waking themselves up.
I was also gonna suggest that if you need to change a nappy do it mid feed or before feed if poss, so that she gets dozy again whilst feeding.

Caprece still does this but she is just a terrible sleeper so after months of spending an hour and a half getting her back to sleep I put in tv in her room with a timer, she watches it until she falls back asleep and so she doesn't bother me.

using the safety sleep doesn't make sure that they can't roll onto their tummy. We have had to introduce the safety sleep to Ella again (after numerous issues) and she has just figured out this week how to roll while in the safety sleep..grrrrr

sorry..slightly off topic