I think every baby is different, i also think your VERY LUCKY!! I've heard loads of different stories, from babies who don't sleep through the night until 3 years old, to babies who sleep through the night from 2 weeks!! I think bottle fed babies tend to sleep better, i know my little girl sleeps really well, and wakes up like clock work in 4 hour intervals (she's only 2 weeks) But i wouldn't really worry. 10 hours is a long sleep, but if s/he needed something, s/he would tell you! I guess it wouldn't hurt to gie your paediatrician a call, or google it. Otherwise, just count your lucky stars mumma! Love and best xox

I so wish I was you.

I haven't had much sleep in nearly eight months.

I think you just got lucky. My first daughter did this and was indeed bottle fed. But so is my little one. She just doesn't like sleeping.

I'll trade places with you ;)

My niece started sleeping through the night at 6 weeks and i asked her doctor if i should wake her for feedings and she said that if she was hungry she would wake, so not to worry. then again she drinks 7-8oz every 4 hours when awake...so she is a pudgy one haha. We feed her at 8 pm and put her in her crib after feeding and she hums herself to sleep. She wakes up between 6 and 7 usually

Our baby slept thru the night since she was in the womb! For the 1st 3 months or so (after birth), she would stay up till 10 or 11 pm, and sleep till 5 or 6 am. For the next 3 months, she'd go to be earlier (now at 6 3/4 she's in bed by 9),s till waking at 6 for feeding. She takes 3 or 4 naps a day too. So, don't worry, your baby just likes to sleep at night, just like adults!

Count your blessings and don't tell your other mommy friends, they will hate you.

Especially since you are bottle feeding, you don't have to worry.

I breast feed and my baby slept through the night at 5 weeks old. Every baby is different.

And I believe, especially at night... never wake a sleeping baby.

I breast fed my jax and he pretty mcuh slept through from 3 weeks old he would only wake once twice at the most for a feed, and then from 6wks i never heard from him between the hours of 8-5 and he would wake up feed and go back to sleep till about 9 so i think i got lucky aswell. lol but i agree with cath dont wake a baby that is sleeping peacefully! but congrats thats great!

as long as your baby is growing well. i read somewhere that if a baby is over 14lbs, metabolically speaking they do not have to be woken for feeds. my son did not latch well at first and was showing signs of dehydration, therefore i woke him every 4 hrs for his feed.

Wow My baby will be 6 weeks friday and he is still up every 2 hours to be fed..I wish I could just get 3 or 4 hours in between.

when my twins were young i was concerned when they slept for a long time during the night when i asked health visitor she said it wasnt as long as they were gettin enough feeds/calories during the day...i suggest u ask your gp or health visitor if it is ok just for piece of mind xx

Hi, my little girl also slept a lot at night at 7 weeks, she was having a mixture of bottle and breast because we had breastfeeding problems, but she always had a formula bottle last thing at night and slept regularly from 7pm-5am. She is 5 months old now and thriving(on track to double her birth rate by 6months which is apparently the ideal). She regularly sleeps from 7.30pm until 6 or 7am. She has 5 feeds during the day every three hours. Some of my friends say their babies are not sleeping through - even at 8 months - so maybe we should just count our blessings! I have noticed that she wakes earlier if she gets too hot and sleeps longer if she is cooler. She has always been a really hot baby and it is difficult to get a comfortable stable temperature in her nursery now that the weather is colder. I am planning to start introducing solids at 6 months. Hope this reassures you.
Taggie :0)

No worries it is just fine...
I have a 6 month old and ever since she was 2 months she slept threw the night sometimes even 11 hours it was great!

as long as she is growing.. i am sure its fine. i read that once a child reaches 14lbs, metabolically speaking they do not have to be woken for feeds.

mine slept for that long at 2 months. its totally normal. just check on them from time to time