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Blimey issy only wakes twice a night to feed at two months, that's really good.!

Cath slept through from 5 months old, not a day earlier, and she was always hungry when she cried at night.

So from the above, i would be in the feed her camp.
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Issy is three months ... I dont know why it says 2 months and four weeks and 2 days  



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lol all u can do is what u think is best for her


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Originally posted by lilfatty lilfatty wrote:

Issy is three months ... I dont know why it says 2 months and four weeks and 2 days  



The tickers go by calendar months, not 4 week months. So tomorrow is the 24th of April, she was born on the 24th of January - so that's 3 months


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3 mnths - i would still stand by what i said...

i did notice your ticker too, brain hurt too much to try and figure it out

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Sorry, haven't read all the posts but I always fed Jack when he woke. As someone else mentioned I couldn't be bothered with tantrums in the middle of the night and feeding was the easiest and fastest 9/10 times, plus I was always worried about misreading his signs and not feeding him when he was hungry. I suppose you do what works best for you both.

Oh, and Jack is 1 tomorrow and has never slept through!! (unless you go by the official definition of 5 straight hours and then sometimes he sleeps through). Mainly it's his teeth that wake him now
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