When did your EBF baby start sleeping through the night?

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I know it'll range but I'm just curious as to when other EBF babies started sleeping through the night or at least a solid 6+ hours. 
My LO is 6 weeks old and sleeps about 2-3 hours between feeds. The longest she's gone is about 4-5 hours but that was a rare occurrence.

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My son was about 5 or 6 months when he cut out his middle of the night feed and started sleeping through. Then around 8 or 9 months he started waking frequently in the night again, not to nurse but just to assess his surroundings. That stopped probably around the time he was a year old. He's slept through the night since then (he's 2 now) but will wake up at night when he's teething (his last set of molars are coming in now).

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12 weeks for me.  And out of my 3 he took the longest.  I've always try and not stir them at night.  They wake, I feed them and put them back into their bassinet.   I don't change wet diapers at night.   During the day I stimulate, talk, play and change them.  Seemed to help them adjust to night and day better.  Oh, and I always do baths at bedtime.  You can also try and play music for them or give them a lovie to help self soothe.   I kids never took a pacifier so I had to find something else.    Good luck!

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My little guy was around 9-10 months when he would finally get 6-7 hour stretches, but sleep became way more consistent around a year and beyond!

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One year old. Lower your expections. You might be lucky, but chances are you're not gonna sleep much in the next year

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My daughter is 2 and breastfed. She has never slept through the night.

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My 3 month old is going 3-4 hours right now. Once in a while 5 if he's really tired.

When did your EBF baby start sleeping through the night?

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