If your baby is/was mostly formula fed, when did they start sleeping through the night?

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Let’s say mostly formula=more than half the feeds and sleeping through the night is considered a 7+hour stretch at night. Was baby sleeping through by 4 months? 6 months? Never?

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My son is 6 months old and still waking at night. I take it as he is hungry and I should feed him. He's a growing boy who is dependent on me and weighs over 30lbs now 🤣 I also waiver between wanting him to sleep in his own crib and wanting to snuggle him all night while I still can.

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3 ish months. He's 5 months now. Sleeps from 10-6 am wakes to feed them back to sleep till 930-10

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Around 3 or 4 months for us

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My little guy started sleeping from 7:30 pm until 6:30 am at about 9 or 10 months, but it's because we used the taking cara babies method. on the first night he woke three times and on the second night he only woke once and on the third night he started sleeping through the night.

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For us it was around 4 and a half months when I night weaned him. I don’t like to give advice, I can only say what worked for us in this particular case. I put him down at night and when he woke the first time (he usually woke up twice by that age), I would put his pacifier in and repeat it when he woke up the next time. By the second night he didn’t wake up the first time and by the third night he slept through. He’s now nearly 14 months and has slept through the night (9-10-11hrs) with minor slip ups for around 6 months ☺️

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My daughter was EBF for the first 6 months and combo fed (about 50% formula, 50% breastmilk) for the next 6 months. She didn't consistently have a 6+ hr stretch of sleep until 15 months

If your baby is/was mostly formula fed, when did they start sleeping through the night?

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