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â¢ When your baby is 5-7 months old, he will begin to move to 2 feedings per night fairly regularly and still sleeping 11-12 hours, typically. â¢ An 8-9 month old will usually transition to just one feeding per night and sleep 11-12 hours at night. â¢ At 10-12 months, many babies will be able to go all night without a feeding, but some will still need one through a year or beyond. I was one of the (un)fortunate ones that had to feed at night for a full year.
While there may be babies who start skipping that two a.m. feeding by the third month, most three-month-olds still need a feeding (or two) during the night, especially if they're nursing. By four months, you can expect your baby to sleep seven or even eight hours at a stretch. Thatâs because most four-month-old babies have reached that magic weight of 11 pounds, which means, metabolically speaking, they don't really need a nighttime feeding (though they may well demand one!).