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She wakes at 5ish more about that later however, somewhere between 6 and 6:45, we take her to our bed, due to my DH is usually up by this time and they have a little quite time, however he doesn't actually get up with her he talks to her while watching sports in bed. If he isn't up she goes to sleep in our bed, I know this is accidental parenting.
7am feed
activity
8:15 hold in chair for about 5 mins
Put down awake
She usually sleeps 45 mins to an hour. (She wakes happy so I don't think she needs more)
9:15 more activity
10am feed
10:30 hold in chair for about 5 mins
Put down awake, sometimes she needs a shh and hand on chest for a few minutes.
She usually sleeps 35 mins to 45 mins.
We repeat this all day.
I wake her if it goes into a feed time or feed 15 mins early if necessary. She is on a really good 3 hour eating routine. She came home from the hospital on a 4 hour feeding schedule however because I wanted to follow easy I changed it to 3 hours, and in the hospital my breastmilk was fortified.
Lately I have had to stick in the soother a few times during naps (yikes!)
6:15 bath
6:45 bottle and down for the night around 7. She may need the soother stuck in once however usually goes down easily.
I was setting my alarm to dream feed at 10 then, decided on 11. I was setting the alarm either way. I just cannot stay up past 9ish.
She wakes around 3ish for a feed.
Then the dreaded 5 am waking, I have to stick the soother in many times between 5 and 6, when I take her to our bed.
I am not ready to switch her to the 4 hour routine due to her adjusted age is only 3 months and she cannot currently stay awake for more than 1.5 hours max. Also her feeds are not great these days she takes anywhere from 2.5 to 5.5 oz per feed and somedays only takes in 23 oz total, so dropping a feed might not be good, not really sure if she might take more if they were further apart. She is never hungry and never cries to be feed except overnight, yet 7am is always her worst feed rarely takes more than an oz. I did so much force feeding in the hospital I never do it here at home, when she pushs it away I offer it once more and that is it.
Any suggestions?