Nocturnal newborn?

Question

Are newborns typically sleeping during the day and active during night? When does that usually ends?

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For some yes. My doctor says its because the baby gets used to you being up and moving during the day while inside you, your movements rock them to sleep during the day,  then at night when you stop moving they become really active... They get into a pattern or schedule with this and sometimes it takes a while for them to adjust after birth... Every baby is different, some may take a week to adjust and others may take a few months.

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My mom said I had my days and nights terribly confused for the first 8 weeks or so. It was apparently pretty miserable. Sorry Mama.

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My daughter to sleep more at night around 7 weeks

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"Most infants take about 12 weeks to show day-night rhythms in the production of melatonin, the “sleep hormone" (Rivkees 2003). Circadian changes in cortisol--a hormone that helps regulate waking--may take even longer to emerge (Rivkees 2003). And, overall, babies may take 3-5 months before they “settle" at night--meaning that they sleep for more than 5 hours at a stretch (Jenni et al 2006; Pinilla and Birch 1993)."

Nocturnal newborn?

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