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"Solving the Mystery: Why Babies Don't Sleep Through the Night"

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Hunger: Babies often wake up when they are hungry, needing frequent feedings especially in the early months.

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Diaper Needs: A wet or dirty diaper can cause discomfort and disrupt sleep.

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Growth Spurts: During growth spurts, babies may wake more often for extra feedings.

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Illness: Conditions like colds, ear infections, or other illnesses can disturb sleep.

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Discomfort: Babies might wake if they're too hot, too cold, or uncomfortable due to their sleep environment.

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Overtiredness: Paradoxically, being overtired can make it harder for babies to fall and stay asleep.

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Teething: Teething can be painful and cause babies to wake up frequently.

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Lack of Routine: Inconsistent bedtime routines can make it harder for babies to settle and sleep through the night.

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Separation Anxiety: Around 6 months, babies might wake up due to separation anxiety.

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