Is it normal that my 3.5 month old baby drinks 2-3 times a night?

Question from a mother: Hello! Is it normal that my 3.5-month-old baby is still drinking 2-3 times a night (she was breastfed)? My friends who have babies around the same age say they sleep a lot! And it seems that I shouldn’t give her cereal before 6 months…I need your advice!

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