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My six months old baby cries a lot in the night and get sweats alot?
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Sleeping Problems: Babies usually sleep 6 plus hour per night at 6 months. If the crying is new then it is possible that he is teething or something else is bothering him. If he has never slept well then more info is needed including where baby sleeps and whether he is breast fed at night. Sleeping problems are common but frustrating. See a good peds to discuss and to make sure baby has no physical reasons this.
Answered 1/27/2015
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