When can I stop waking baby to feed?

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For the most part she wakes up before the 3 hour mark or right at it, wanting to eat. Sometimes though she is sleeping so soundly and I hate to wake that little cutie up! She’s 1 month old. She’s gained 2 lbs from her birth weight.

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As soon as baby is back at birth weight, you don’t need to wake to feed.

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I've never woke mine up to feed.

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As long as baby is gaining well and has gained back all their birth weight it’s perfectly fine to let them sleep during the night.

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I never woke to feed.  I always let her tell me when she was hungry.  Rule of thumb though is when they are back up to birth weight.

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I was stuck in the hospital for the first 9 days of my son's life so I had to wake him up, but once we got home I stopped waking him up. He always used to wake up by himself once he's hungry

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The best bet is to wait for your pediatrician to tell you! They are better equipped to help us make that decision! A lot of factors go into that and it’s not the same for everyone.

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As long as your baby is gaining weight there is no reason to wake him/her. I stopped waking my son after 2 weeks. He wanted to sleep 4 hour stretches so I let him.

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I never woke my kids up to feed. I am just so exhausted

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My daughter was 2 months and 1 week old when she started sleeping through. Even now at 4 months it’s rare for her to wake up in the night. I make sure she’s fed about half hour before bed. In the day she’ll sleep 2-3 hours and wake up herself for a feed but I never let her go more than 4 hours without a feed if she’s sleeping. Just personal preference 🤷🏻‍♀️ my daughter was 8lbs 3 at birth, she was 12lbs 6 at 3 and a half months, not sure If that’s good or not but she’s steadily going up 🙂