As you can see from my ticker, DD was a preemie, and she's still around the 5th percentile in weight for her actual age and about 30-40th percentile for her adjusted age. She's stayed parallel to the growth curve the whole time, so I'm not worried about that.
What I'm worried about is whether it's right that I should try to get her down to 1 feeding / night. On her own, she still wants to eat about 3 times / night, and the times aren't regular, so I don't think it's just automatic waking. The tip I've often seen is, "Well just increase calories during the day." The problem with that is I don't know how. She still only drinks 3-4 oz / meal (we're FF), night or day. On the rare occasions when she finishes 4 oz I immediately offer her more, sometimes with success. But when she's done eating, then she's done. I can't force-feed her more. Same with solids. I let her eat as much as she wants, and if she's still hungry after the amount I've made then she gets a bottle.
Do you think I should try to get down to 1 feeding / night anyway and hope she makes the calorie adjustment on her own during the day? She seems to have done ok when I've Ferbered her down to 2 feedings / night, but as soon as she's sick or teething then she's back to her 3+ feedings schedule.
Re: Another night weaning question
Personally, I would. At least you could try it and see how it goes. My personal experience has been that now that she has gone a good 7 hours without eating, I aim for that each night if/when she wakes up before that. But then there's always the cases like last night, when we kept going in time after time to lay her back down (she sits up and then can't lay back down), and I finally gave in and nursed her back to sleep. It's not worth me losing so much sleep, lol.