My two-month-old baby doesn’t sleep a lot during the day!

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Question from a mother: Hello Mrs. Fortier, I have a question! I have a two-month-old baby and I am concerned about their sleep…At night they fall asleep on their own around 10:30 after breastfeeding, but during the day they don’t sleep a lot. It’s like she’s fighting sleep…which means I don’t get a lot of breaks! Some days are better than others, as she’ll take a long three hour nap, but she won’t repeat it…

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