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Is it normal for newborns (3wks) to sleep the whole day? only wake up to feed and then back to sleep? also is it advisable to have baby on a schedule?
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Yes, normal: and better feed the baby ad lib, (whenever they need) babies usually time themselves right, wish you and your baby wellness
Answered 5/5/2018
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