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james is a damand feed baby but he would keep to the four hour feed time even when little so it worked for me
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I am deffently plannign to start a routine early on with this bub's I was never really one for routine with Alan, but when he got to about 9 month's I put one in place and it was the best thing ever. I plan to demand feed for the first six week's then start a routine.
This thread has been great like somone else said keep it coming.

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yeah i think the second time around you just want to get time to sleep and do stuff and find time for other bubba too so routine's a good thing.

Lol Aimme - was reading the routine times you posted and Ayja was like that anyway - she must have read that book.. dunno how cos i never have.lol
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I demand fed both mine but they kinda had a routine within the first few weeks.

Xander was feeding 4 hourly then at 4pm hed have feed and one at 6pm then another at 8pm.

Harmony was a bit more demand fed as she would sometimes do 4 hrly but other times shed be 3 hours between 2 or 3 feeds but then cwould do 4 or 5 hours between other feeds the same day(weird kid)

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I have a question what if they wake too early, say only sleep 4 45 mins when u were counting on 3? do u get them up and feed and play or do you u settle them down to try and get the extra 45 mins?

Jack wouldn't stick to a routine until he started solids that day he stopped wanting night feeds and would happily go 3 hours between feeds and have good daytime sleeps. Next baby i am having a routine as early as i can

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I let Andrew set his routine and it worked really well. He settled into it is fast and was a sleep through the night baby by 3 months!!!!

On the other hand, an old friend set the routine for her child and he ws so grumpy. He was a baby that wanted to be feed lots not how much "dad" said he was to get (over controling and a general pain in the a**). If it was 2.45 and his feed was at 3pm she would wait that 15 minutes and he wouls scream and cry until he got is bottle. His mum kept saying to him, you have to wait it's not feeding time yet. It really upset me as he is a baby, he can't get his food like we can. Crying is a signal for food, he should get it when he wants it.

Hopefully you can settle into something with your baby.

I was a puree feeder, forward facing, cot sleeping, pram pushing kind of Mum... and my kids survived!
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