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We are the same. DD1 stopped needing night feeds at 16 weeks and started sleeping from 10-6ish without waking. I kept waiting for it to stop, but even now it's pretty much always 7-7. If she wakes at night (eg if she is sick) she hates it and wants us to help her out and then just falls into bed and is pretty much straight asleep.
DD2 is awesome too. At 10 weeks she magically stopped her night feed and is sleeping from 10-6/7 ever since! I actually constantly check if she is still alive!
We are the same. DD1 stopped needing night feeds at 16 weeks and started sleeping from 10-6ish without waking. I kept waiting for it to stop, but even now it's pretty much always 7-7. If she wakes at night (eg if she is sick) she hates it and wants us to help her out and then just falls into bed and is pretty much straight asleep.
DD2 is awesome too. At 10 weeks she magically stopped her night feed and is sleeping from 10-6/7 ever since! I actually constantly check if she is still alive!
I do the same Chody. Every morning I listen carefully to make sure she's breathing.
Yesterday at mothers group a couple of the mums were talking about how closely they adhere to the sleep routine that they were given in the mother and baby unit (sleep school) and I felt less of a freak because of this thread.
I figure someone there is a whole range of whats normal for children when it comes to sleep. We are just the ones on one end of the spectrum with children who sleep. I also didn't feel so sheepish when I was asked about how DD sleeps.