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The Potential Impacts of Night Weaning on Babies: Unveiling Harmful Effects

Night weaning is a common practice among parents, but many wonder if it can cause harm to their baby. The truth is that when done gradually and with care, night weaning can be a positive experience for both the baby and the parents. It allows the baby to learn to self-soothe and develop healthy sleep patterns. However, sudden and abrupt night weaning can be distressing for the baby and may disrupt their sleep. It is important to follow a gentle approach, ensuring the baby's needs are still met during the night. Consulting with a pediatrician or a sleep specialist can provide guidance on the best way to night wean without causing harm to your baby.