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My 9mo's schedule changes during the weekend as she tends to sleep in. this changes her naps/feeding schedule too. she's on track but i'm worried.
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No need to worry: Babies are resilient and adjust to work/weekend schedule quite well. As long as your baby is growing as expected, with sleep and feeding, there is nothing to worry. Just make sure to keep up with regular pediatric appointments and recommended vaccinations.
Answered 5/3/2015
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