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7 days free, then $7.99/month. Cancel anytime.2. Look at how she falls asleep. If she needs the same help to fall back asleep between cycles, that can explain the hourly wakings. From: 4–6 Month Sleep Guide · Night wakings
- 7:00Wake & feed
- 8:45Nap 1
- 11:45Nap 2 · aim for the longer nap
- 3:00Nap 3
- 5:30Short catnap, 15–30 min
- 6:30Bedtime routine · 30 min earlier today
- 7:00Bedtime
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