My daughter doesn't sleep soundly and has trouble falling asleep when breastfeeding due to constant…

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My daughter doesn't sleep soundly and has trouble falling asleep when breastfeeding due to constant waking. But she sleeps so much better after a little formula. I have plenty of breast milk.
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Tone4ka
So, here's the funny thing with babies and breastfeeding vs. formula. I have two examples right away: one was on breastfeeding for 4 months and it was hell, pure hell. Compared to the one who was on formula from about a month old and slept 5-6 hours at night.
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Tanya
So, what's the problem? Do you want to breastfeed? If so, don't give formula. If you give formula, there's a risk the baby will refuse the breast. If you want to give formula at night, just do it and don't stress about it.
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Irina
And I think it's a coincidence. I've tested it on my kids. My middle son was formula-fed, and he slept worse than all the boys, and my daughter still sleeps poorly, we stopped breastfeeding when she was 1 year and 9 months old.
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Tanya
Tone4ka that's so true )))
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Tanya
Tone4ka But I don't plan on stopping breastfeeding. My son also didn't sleep much, we breastfed until he was 2.3 years old. Initially, he was on a mixed diet, but he stopped taking formula altogether. My daughter, on the other hand, drinks formula and sleeps well on it, but not on breast milk 🙂↔️ She sleeps, but not soundly, it seems.
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