midwife recommended it, in part as something to help the reflux (apparently there is more lactose in foremilk which can trigger reflux) but also because she said it was what she did as this way the baby gets more hindmilk which is higher in fat and therefore keeps them full for longer. Anyway, I digress, I'd get bub up before I went to bed (usually 10.30 or so) and feed her. I'd have to tickle her lips to get her to latch on then away she'd go. I'd feed her until she let go, although if it was a really short time I'd tickle her again to see if she wanted more. Then I'd put her back in bed, still asleep. I used to take her into the living room and watch tv while I did it. Some think that you should stay in a quiet and darkened room, but I got SO bored that I gave that up pretty quick smile maybe the extra stimulation made her not be in such a deep sleep, and so she fed better? (I don't really know but it sounds logical! tongue ) I don't know if this was any use! But good luck with your dreamfeeding... smile Follow request sent! I think so long as you keep the lights low and bub stays relatively alseep it should be fine. BUT with a bub so young a dreamfeed wont get them sleeping through till 7am. I think you should treat it as a