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Should I wake her up for dreamfeed at 11 pm?

Don't drop dreamfeed before STTN unless you really feel like she would sleep better without it — some babies do.

He has been like clockwork waking up at 2 - 2:30 regardless of when we do dreamfeed.

So we have our final feeding atround 7 pm then get the baby back up around 10 - 10:30 for dreamfeed.

At this age do you wake to cluster feed to keep consistent every day or do you follow their lead and if they wake cluster feed and if not let them sleep until three hour regular feed time then follow up with dreamfeed in the 10 pm hour?

I've tried dreamfeeding around 10:30 but this only seems to make her wake earlier or still at 3 am for some reason.

NBCWebster, I keep the three hours going until the baby sleeps from dreamfeed until morning waketime.

For example, brinley was sleeping 9 hour stretches as early as 8 weeks old, so from a 10 pm dreamfeed, that put her up at 7.

I had a question about dreamfeeding and how long to try it before seeing results.

This is what I would do: 1 - analyze environmental factors 2 - move dreamfeed to anywhere from 10 - 11 PM 3 - be sure it isn't a growth spurt Then wait a week or so after making changes.

You can try to push the wake - up time by dreamfeeding your baby when you go to bed.

We added the clusterfeeding at 5 weeks of age and normally her middle of the night feedings are dreamfeeds also.

If you've ever considered dreamfeeding your baby, or even wonder what this odd word means, you've come to the right place!

I have tried dreamfeeding earlier or not at all, but he still wakes up between 1 and 3 no matter what.

Will the middle of the night dreamfeed eventually cause her to expect this feeding and make it hard to drop later on?

Should i.wake her so she gets a full feed or skip.the dreamfeed or make it later (currently at 10:15 - 10:30)?

2) Even with a good dreamfeed where she takes 3 oz of milk, she still wakes up at 1AM, but doesn't drink much.

1 - how do you keep your baby asleep to do a true dreamfeed?

We recently dropped the dream feed and he is sleeping from 8:30 to 8:00, but I have been pumping at 10 pm (formally dreamfeed time).

If you do gain extra sleep, but start believing that your baby might actually continue to sleep even without the extra feeding, then you can try to decrease the time spent dreamfeeding (i.e. give less food and see if your baby continues to sleep well).

Babies are personalities right from the start; some simply won't accept dreamfeeding.

But it can be a bit hard to make it work at first, so below you'll find the tips I've found useful to make dreamfeeding work.

I dropped my older son's dreamfeed at about six months or so.

On the other hand, she is about the age when you drop dreamfeeds.

My pediatrician who is a Babywise advocate gave me a new feeding schedule of 7 am, 10 am, 1 pm, 4 pm, 7 pm and then a 10 pm dreamfeed.

By dreamfeeding your infant right before you go to bed, chances are that your baby will remain asleep for a few more hours.

Most experts suggest you do the dreamfeed between 10 pm and 11 pm, to coincide with when mom and dad are heading to bed themselves.

He is 6 mo now - I have dropped the dreamfeed, but still pump at that time.

Last night, they awoke at 1.50 am, a few times between 3.15 to 3.45 am, 5.40 and 6.40 (they used to sleep until 8.30 when they ate more at the dreamfeed).

He can't go more than 3.5 from the dreamfeed through the overnight hours?

Question... many people say their baby sleeps from the dreamfeed until 6 - 7 am.

I feel she would wake up more often if I do the dreamfeed.

Her last evening feed is 7 pm, and then I would dreamfeed her four hours later, at 11 pm.

Should I continue to dreamfeed?

I think the reason for dropping the dreamfeed first is so your child can have long, continuous uninterrupted sleep at night.

The short answer is when your baby has been sleeping from the dreamfeed until morning wakeup time, but of course real life is rarely that easily cut and dry.

For more information, see the blog index under «waketime» Your dreamfeed should be happening at 10 PM.

I am stuggling with the idea of a dreamfeed.

Another thing I found with her is that giving her a dreamfeed at 10:30 messed with her sleep cycle.

Is it possible that we should drop the dreamfeed?

So, should I keep w the dreamfeed or let her go from bedtime and hope she eventually moves that night waking back as she requires more deep sleep.

But if you go to a consistent 3, you won't so much be dropping a dreamfeed as you will be dropping a daytime feed.

We are going to try to move the dreamfeed up to 10 pm, in addition to slowly decreasing the normal 3 - 4oz he takes.