grunting,gurgling,growling, gagging... world's noisiest newborn

[Teeki]

Lol, you have an Annabelle double! For us, not every sleep is like this - it was a lot more early on, and it seems as though it was related to wind pain - she had a lot of gas constantly, so was always scrunching up her body trying to get it out.

Now she only seems to do it for a little while until she gets into a proper sleep.

Sorry I'm probably not much help, but I know what you're going through and hope it passes soon

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[SunnyRain]

I desperately hope it's not long term, I could be getting so much more sleep if she'd just pipe down!

[onthefly]

yep, its normal. you get used to it and they tend to get quieter as they get older... when asleep anyway

[Nelle]

My second wasn't 24 hours old before a midwife commented 'he's quite chatty, isn't he?' Hasn't shut up since really. If she's not uncomfy or unsettled, she could just be a noisy one...I tried to co-sleep with both ours, but I really have trouble getting to sleep; if I'm not properly asleep, any little noise brings me back, so both babies have been in the room next door. Do you think some white noise in your room, like a fan or gentle music would help bub's snuffling to blend in a bit?

[HotI]

my dd is silent when she sleeps, sometimes i have to poke her just to check she is all good. she makes up for it when she is awake!