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4887743 tn?1361571094

Night Owl Baby

Is anyone else's baby more active during the night than day?? My little man seems to be extremely active between 9pm - 2am.. I love knowing that he's healthy and super active, but I would really like to sleep at that time.  
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When her daddy wakes up, she wakes up lol daddys girl already!  (:
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554628 tn?1362777919
you are definitely not alone there lol i was told that with us moving around and the movement through the day it rocks the baby to sleep alot of time and that at night they tend to be more active and my lil boy loves moving when im relaxing and trying to sleep.
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3860275 tn?1358726110
We get up every morning at 3 am to go pee, at least I have company. Lol! He always kicks when oi am laying down for bed, but it my husband touches my belly he doesn't stop so my husband isn't allowed to touch my belly before bed.
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2028793 tn?1358874905
Yep my little girl is very active when I lay down to go sleep! Luckily right I'm able to still ignore it and fall asleep but I'm sure its just around the corner when she will start keeping me up at night lol!!
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715068 tn?1392933532
My son is active when I lay down for the night.  It's pretty common since when we are up moving around, we're rocking them to sleep.  He also wakes up around 5am every morning, which makes me get up to pee!!!   LOL
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4309243 tn?1353919791
Haha :) yes my baby is active at night too. Every time i wake up to go to the toilet she wakes aswell lol
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