Sleep regression or no?

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Hi fellow moms!
Wondering if I can seek your advice or opinion on what you think is going on.
First off, no judgement please as I'm really blessed with a baby who sleeps through the night - I'm really not trying to rub it in or brag to any fellow mamas. 
These past 2 weeks or less I've noticed his sleeping has changed slightly. Some nights he's sleep through but some nights he'll wake at 3am or really early in the morning around 4 or 5am. Typically he sleeps from 9-6am or 7am and has been doing so for almost 2-3 months now without a single night feed. But as mentioned, he's been waking atleast once in the middle of the night and/or his naps are affected as well.
I'm not too sure if this is the regression as I've heard of it being worse but I do know all babies are different. He's also EBF.
What are your ladies thoughts on this? Am I making this out to be worse than it really is? I'm a FTM so I don't really know what to look out for.

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Could also just be a growth spurt and needing some more calories!  Is going to bed more difficult than it was before as well?

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Haha just kidding. My baby used to sleep 9-2/3 and the last three weeks has gone from waking up every hour to every 2-3. The regression is real lol. Probably has to do with growth spurts and needing more calories. My dude is almost 15 weeks. In the last two weeks he has become noticeably stronger & heavier lol.

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I have it for the last 3 weeks now. I also noticed she dropped to 4 naps. Started exactly at 3 months. Hopefully it’ll get better.

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Same boat..
Blessed with a baby who at 7 weeks was sleeping 8pm-6am
He is 16 w... and the last 5 nights he wakes up at 2:30... then again at 5
Its a growtj spurt and regression
They are super light sleepers and need some help falling back asleep soemtimes 
Everything I read says over in 3-4 weeks
Fingers crossed
In addition his appite is lower... so i also think he wakes up hungry cause he didnt get enough during the day

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Same exact thing happening to us. Baby was sleeping 7-7 and now waking up some nights 3:30/4am. I’m pretty sure it’s a growth spurt because everything else has stayed the same. I’m trying to offer more milk during the day but haven’t seen much of a change.

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Since around 10-12 weeks Our little guy is also a great sleeper. He generally goes down at 7:30pm or so and sleeps until 6am or so. Most nights he wakes for 1 feed at 3/4am ish. He was pretty good at soothing himself back to sleep at other times when he’d wake up or slightly wake up. 
He’s 18 weeks today. 
In the last 2-3 weeks he started waking up more and wanting more food at night. Some nights he goes down early and sleeps in late with no wake ups and others he’s up 2-3 times and very hungry. He’s also started rolling (and rolling in his sleep), he started teething in the last 10 days and has definitely grown a fair amount recently. So for us the we are attributing the poor sleep to getting used to rolling around, teething, and a growth spurt. As well as a possible sleep regression. 
We get our 4 month shots tomorrow and go on our summer vacation on Saturday so I’m expecting it to get worse for a while longer before he gets back into a new routine. 
Good luck with your baby!

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I’m in the exact same boat. He was sleeping so well through the night until the last week. I brushed it off because we went on a family trip to the lake. So I was originally thinking it was a change in environment and extra stimulation because of the large group we were with. However we had a rough few nights when we returned home too. He just seems to be fighting sleep. I also changed to the zipadee zip suit at night to help with the arm spasms. Last night was the first night using it, but it seemed to help. So I do think it’s the 4 month sleep regression 😔. Hopefully it will fly by. Good luck!

Sleep regression or no?

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