What to Track When Your Baby Starts Waking More Often
When your baby suddenly wakes more at night, a short sleep and feeding log can help. What to write down, what normal night waking looks like, and the signs that mean call your pediatrician.
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When your baby suddenly wakes more at night, a short sleep and feeding log can help. What to write down, what normal night waking looks like, and the signs that mean call your pediatrician.
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