Lizzy: Is the 11pm feed a dream feed?
My boy turned 3 month yesterday and his naps in the day are usually not fixed. At night he will get his bottle at 6.45 pm then he goes down at 7 and these days the last bottle will last him till 1am to 2 am. After which he will get up again at 3-5am for his 2nd feed then goes back to sleep till 7am. I am quite sure he can do away with the second feed which is habitual wakening but I am afraid that offering him pacificer will make him angry and ruin his night! Yesterday we went out in the night for a party and I fed him his bottle a tad early at 6 plus, hoping that he sleeps in his stroller but he didnt manage to have uninterrupted sleep. We came home at 10pm and he took a bit of milk then went to bed till 6am in the morning. 8 hours of sleep without getting up for milk is a record!
Now I am thinking if dreamfeeding him at 10-11pm actually works better on our usual day. Is it too late to start dream feeding now? And do we ever drop the dream feed?
My boy turned 3 month yesterday and his naps in the day are usually not fixed. At night he will get his bottle at 6.45 pm then he goes down at 7 and these days the last bottle will last him till 1am to 2 am. After which he will get up again at 3-5am for his 2nd feed then goes back to sleep till 7am. I am quite sure he can do away with the second feed which is habitual wakening but I am afraid that offering him pacificer will make him angry and ruin his night! Yesterday we went out in the night for a party and I fed him his bottle a tad early at 6 plus, hoping that he sleeps in his stroller but he didnt manage to have uninterrupted sleep. We came home at 10pm and he took a bit of milk then went to bed till 6am in the morning. 8 hours of sleep without getting up for milk is a record!
Now I am thinking if dreamfeeding him at 10-11pm actually works better on our usual day. Is it too late to start dream feeding now? And do we ever drop the dream feed?