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joolsyshoes

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My 2 Week Old! Posted: 02-18-06 17:52pm


How long should my two week old baby be sleeping? - at the moment he only wakes up for a feed and lasts about 5 mins before falling asleep again - if this normal and when will he start to stay awake a little more?

Jolie_3110

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Posted: 02-18-06 20:08pm


Hi, and welcome! It very normal for new babies to sleep all the time as long as your baby is feeding well and putting on weight then there should be nothing to worry about! They usually start waking for an hour or so to 'play' at around 2mths (or mine did anyway, but suppose it depends on individual baby) try not to worry and try to enjoy the nap breaks while you still can lol!

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