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    Default today my little daughter decided she wanted to.....

    today my little daughter decided she wanted to feed almost all day today. and when she wasnt feeding she was so cranky. i usually only feed her every 2-3 hours during the day but today has been 1-1.5 hours. sometimes she'd only drink for 5 mins, the other times would be for 20+ mins....

    is she going thru a growth spurt (@ 11 weeks tomorrow)?
    or is she just thirsty/dehydrated cos its so hot today? every nappy has been extremely heavy...

    so confused...

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    about 12weeks or 3months they can have a growth spurt..

    and yes it is hot.. so i would be welcomming the extra feeds. shows shes getting enough

    hopefully it will only last a couple days..
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    with S&RM - I think that it's probably a bit of both. Make sure you have LOTS of fluid yourself to ensure your supply is maintained.
    Good luck. I recently (last week) went through the dreaded 4 month spurt. It's exhausting - but it's over
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    Hi noopy, my four month old is doing a similar thing and it's exhausting isn't it.

    I suspect as the others have said it's a combination of a growth spurt and the heat. Hang in there it will end.
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    I agree with the PPers.

    It's likely a combination of the two. A growth spurt plus the weather
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    I agree with everyone else so far, probably a bit of both.

    I can relate. Today it is 44 degrees here and my little one has been on me pretty much non stop keeping herself hydrated. I am living for her sleeps today

    Sounds like you're doing a great job and got one clever bubba who knows what she needs
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