To explain.... our room is connected to my daughter's room so we are in ear shot of everything. We have the baby monitor as well but it is so good it let's me hear EVERYTHING even with volume on low, including each breath she takes (which is not a bad thing of course), but lately my husband and I are jumping at every sound she makes, and sometimes we think she is hungry (she is tossing, grunting and slightly wimpering) and go make a bottle at night to come back and find her fast asleep because she was just having a dream or tossing a little. We thought we would turn off the monitor and when she cried out for food showing she is really hungry, we would race to feed her. We are not trying to be bad parents we are just trying not to disturb her when she is really sleeping and trying to get sleep ourselves. Because we are right next to her, we will hear any crying. Is that a bad idea? She is nine weeks and bottlefed.
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