sleeping to much?

Question

My 4 month almost 5 month old daughter gets her last bottle like at 11pm and she will fall asleep like at 12am this is an every night routine and once she sleep she won't wake up till the next day like at 9am or 10am literally sleeping 9-10 hours straight is it bad that she sleeps that much at night?

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Be grateful. My son is going through a major sleep regression (and just getting over a cold) and won't sleep longer than 45 minutes straight right now. This momma is so tired and a little jealous. 
But really, my first always slept long amounts and she was fine. They will wake up if they're hungry or something is wrong. Just let them sleep. 😃

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This is actually expected. Sleeping 12 hours is the goal starting at 4 months but not a developmental milestone until 6.

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My 5 month old daughter sleeps 12 hours every night. I think it's normal. I hope

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My son goes to bed at 7:00pm and wakes up around 6:00-6:30 the next morning. Once in awhile he will wake up around 2 for a snack. He's been doing this since about 3 months.

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Not too much! My 5 month old sleeps 7 pm - 6 am.

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My daughter is 4.5 months and is on the exsact same schedule. Sometimes it will vary with times, like last night went to bed at 10:30 but got up at 9:30 this morning. This past weekend she went to bed at 2am and was up at 11:30. Personally I love it. 😂

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Same here my daughter has been sleeping around 7pm-6am for a few weeks. Or if she does wake up it's around 3am-4am and back to sleep till gone 7. She does stir but goes back off to sleep :) 12 hours last night. Yayy x

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It's fine. If your worried when you wake up feed her.

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My 5 month old sleeps from around 8 or 9 soundly until around 5:30/6. Then it's off and on until 7.

sleeping to much?

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