We had sheets specially made. I don't know if it's twice as big [as a king], but it's notably bigger. Everybody files in and we watch a movie. It breaks all the rules.
- Angelina Jolie, on her giant family bed
If you ever thought the term ‘sleeping like a baby’ meant hours of peaceful rest, think again.
If your baby is younger than 12 weeks old, he or she should be waking up every 2 to 3 hours.
By the baby’s 3-month birthday, though, your infant might sleep for a full 5 to 6 hours before stirring. Or not! As Baby grows, its nighttime sleeping will become more and more continuous, but babies’ sleep patterns can differ quite a bit.
Why do infants wake up so often? Head to the next slide to find out!
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