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A member asked:
For 4 days my 1 month old has gone 5-6 hours between feedings at night. should i be letting her sleep so long?during the day she eats every 1-3 hours.
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Growth: If she is gaining weight well then absolutely! She's feeding well during the day and getting good rest at night. Congrats - you get to get a bit more sleep at night too ;)
Answered 1/16/2015
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