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My baby won't sleep more than 30 mins each time he has 7 months. he will sleep longer only when cosleeping with my wife while breastfeeding. help!
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Quit co-sleeping: Parents can create a restful area for babies crib & enlist audible or visual monitors if worried.Babies are capable of learning to self settle in sleep almost immediately & will do so unless a parent insists on rocking or holding until asleep.Feed only as they wake up, never to soothe. Co-sleeping is responsible for infant suffocation deaths every year. Enlist the help of babies doc for this issue
Answered 3/8/2015
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