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As your child grows, parents often reach around seven months after their baby was born and start wondering if their child is ever going to sleep all night. Whilst we can give specific support for parents who need one to one support, much of the information and guidance is about developing good routines and having expectations that suit your baby. Your baby is still very small and needs you close by. Many babies don’t get into a full sleep routine for several years however positive sleep associations will help your child to wind down at bedtime and allow this to be a calm and relaxing experience for you both.
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