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My baby will be turning 3 months in a week, all her activities are normal playing , pooping but her sleep is very less, around 11 hrs in the whole day. She sleeps through whole night but in day it's just few naps from 10-15 mins. Is it normal ?
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It is normal . Make sure the baby is active and gaining weight adequately.
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12-16 hrs of sleep is healthy for a baby.
Few things to consider :
Avoid loud noise / bright light in the room
Proper breast feeding and burping
Comfortable clothes
Change diper regularly,make sure it’s not kept for too long
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Yes, it's fine if sleeping is less in day, as she is sleeping well in night.
As feeding and activities are normal, there is nothing to worry.
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