Well, looks like I've got a non-sleeping baby again. She's almost three weeks old tomorrow. She was…

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Well, looks like I've got a non-sleeping baby again. She's almost three weeks old tomorrow. She was great at the hospital and for the first week home 😁. Slept for 3-3.5 hours, ate, and went back to sleep. I got so much done and was so happy, I thought it would be like with my older one. Because my son didn't sleep from the moment we left the hospital. He never slept during the day, only dozed for 15-30 minutes. But he slept at night, only waking to eat. This little lady has surpassed them all. For the past two weeks, she hasn't slept during the day and just wants to be held. She hasn't even slept outside for three days now. And that was my only saving grace 😁. We bathe every evening at 8 PM and she falls asleep at 8:30 PM. And then she has one long stretch of sleep until midnight or 1 AM. Then she wakes up and sleeps for only half an hour at a time, wanting to nurse. She spits up, but then cries, fusses, and demands the breast again. She barely takes a pacifier. I wouldn't say she cries a lot, but she grunts, fusses, and doesn't sleep. So that's how things are... How are things with your little one's routine in the first few weeks? Especially for those who are breastfeeding.
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Marina
Have you tried swaddling? Have you weighed them? Are they gaining weight?
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irina makarova
Marina I don't like the swaddle at all. She thinks she's crazy in it 😁. I'm not weighing her right now so I don't get stressed. I weighed her on the kitchen scale for the first few weeks to make sure she wasn't losing weight. If it's accurate, she gained 500 grams in two weeks since being discharged.
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Yuliya
All 4 of mine were like that, they didn't sleep all day 😜🙈
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irina makarova
Yuliya Ugh, this is tough for sure 😁
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Marina
Marina Then actively try to get your baby used to a pacifier)) My son slept terribly too. We ended up in the hospital with him when he was a month old, and that's where they got him used to a pacifier. They gave him one that's meant for glass bottles (you can buy them at pharmacies, they don't have holes, but you have to ask). And that's when I could finally breathe. He didn't start sleeping perfectly, of course, but he slept longer and more peacefully.
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