Should I wake my baby up for night time feedings?

Well, it's your call & if you feel better to wake her for a feed at 930pm, that isn't going to hurt anything. I am not sure how she is being fed, but typical growth for a breastfed baby is 5-7 oz a week for 0-4 months, then dropping to 4-5oz per week for 4-6 months & then 2-4 oz per week for 6-12 months. You may notice a bigger drop in growth if your baby was gaining very fast - for instance both my boys slowed greatly by months, but before that they were gaining nearly a pound a week - so thank goodness they dropped back. They gained about a pound a week for the first 10 weeks, then tapered back down to 1/2 a lb & then finally - by the time they hit 7 months, both stalled out almost completely & gained VERY little from then on until after their 1st bday.

Unless you shild is napping like a loopy 12+ hours and not using a feed, at this factor I consider you're alright to allow her pass and no longer wake her up. She will wake you whilst she is able for a feed She is not going to whither away and starve or dehydrate in five and even 7 hours, above all at this factor. When they're more youthful than three weeks I could no longer et them sleep longer than four-five hours and not using a feed (if you're in spite of this fortunate as to have a infant so that it will sleep) however at 12 weeks allow her sleep so long as she likes and feed her whilst she wishes to be fed.

Your never supposed to wake a child for night feedings. They have the little tummy growler like we do, if they get hungry they will wake up and cry to eat. Never wake your child unless the doctor says her weight and growth aren't doing well and directs you to do other wise. My daughter only gained about 1 lb a month and she was on formula. She has always slept through the night, never woke up for feedings and still doesn't.

Talk with your pediatrician about growth, but unless they are concerned from a medical perspective, there is no reason to wake a sleeping baby to feed. Sleep is also essential for proper development. Discuss this with your pediatrician.

oh your baby is still thriving - even more so when she is sleeping. my gran used to say "a sleep is as good as feed"

i wouldnt wake your baby from her sleep, it just proves that she is settled and probably gets enough food/milk during the day! lol, your very lucky to have such a good baby :))

you have a cute baby

i think you should wait until she wakes up so shes ready, waking her up to feed her will have more crying than feeding

no

u should not be diong that according to my mom...