Originally Posted by mommyneedsadayoff:
No, they tend to sleep through the night. During the day, you maintain the eat, play, sleep on a 3-4 hour schedule, but at night, you let them wake on their own, feed, right back to bed. Because they stay on a steady cycle during the day, they get enough feeds to satisfy them through the night much earlier, ime. They learn the difference between day and night much more quickly.
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and I think they don't associate hunger with sleep. They don't need to eat to fall asleep, which is hard to break, imho.