7 month old waking up 4-5 times a night

I have a 7 month old who doesn't nap much during the day, and wakes up about every three hours at night. He usually wants a bottle or to be rocked asleep again. Is this normal?? any sugguestions for us both to get more sleep? this waking up multiple times just started about a month ago so it may have something to do with teething...?? Atleast he doesnt get fussy but he just wants to GO GO GO, and i love it, but i miss a full night rest.

My 11 month old still wakes up multiple times to eat. It's normal. Teething makes it worse.

At seven months a night(or several) feeding(s) isn't needed, they should be to substain themselves through the night.
Maybe a growth spurt...
I know my LO(7 months)doesn't sleep well when she is going through one or is in the process of learning a new milestone.

My son started it at 8 montgs and hes 20 1/2 months and still does it. Goodlu,k, I wish I knew he doesnt wake up to eat he jyst wants his sippy cup or binky. Its so tiring! He also has nigjt terrors so poor baby cries.a few times a night bc of that.

<blockquote><b>Quoting Pepsigrl:</b>" At seven months a night(or several)night feedings isn't needed, they should be to substain themselves ... [snip!] ... I know my LO(7 months)doesn't sleep well when she is going through one or is in the process of learning a new milestone."</blockquote>

That's not true. If a baby wakes up to eat, it's hungry. Therefore, it's needed.

Any way i should try weening him off night feedings or helping him to feel more comforted through this time?? Thanks for the advice

<blockquote><b>Quoting Shelby Shea:</b>" Any way i should try weening him off night feedings or helping him to feel more comforted through this time?? Thanks for the advice"</blockquote>


You shouldn't wean him off his feedings. If he is waking up and eating, he needs that. It's just something to deal with. Hard I know.

Quoting Pretty ♥ face:" <blockquote><b>Quoting Pepsigrl:</b>" At seven months a night(or several)night feedings ... [snip!] ... learning a new milestone."</blockquote> That's not true. If a baby wakes up to eat, it's hungry. Therefore, it's needed."

Just because a baby wakes up in the middle of the night doesn't mean he/she is hungry. It is true that starting at 6 months, most babies don't require a night feeding, most not all. He/she could be waking up to eat just so he/she feels comforted not neccesarily because they're hungry. A crying baby doesn't always equal up to be a hungry baby!

<blockquote><b>Quoting Pepsigrl:</b>" Just because a baby wakes up in the middle of the night doesn't mean he/she is hungry. It is true that ... [snip!] ... feels comforted not neccesarily because they're hungry. A crying baby doesn't always equal up to be a hungry baby! "</blockquote>



If the baby is eating, he's hungry.

Quoting Pretty ♥ face:" <blockquote><b>Quoting Pepsigrl:</b>" Just because a baby wakes up in the middle of ... [snip!] ... A crying baby doesn't always equal up to be a hungry baby! "</blockquote> If the baby is eating, he's hungry."

I never said to rip the boob/bottle out of his mouth...
What about trying other things first before offering a feeding, my LO will always eat when presented with a bottle, hungry or not, she likes the suckling(for comfort). At that age you can try to offer them a pacie or maybe just a quick cuddle...
But whatever, we're clearly not going to agree on this topic...
I was giving the OP my opinion, the one that actually asked for it.
You seem to have it all figured out so move along now.