Bed-wetting is a normal part of growing up, but it can wreak havoc on your family's sleep – and your baby pack n play sheets. Being prepared for dealing with a wet bed will help you clean up quickly at night and with a minimum of fuss. Making the situation less stressful will help reduce any embarrassment your child may feel and take some pressure off both of you.

Babies typically tend to fall asleep at the breast when they’re satiated. Sometimes, this can also happen when your baby has not latched on properly. If you experience pain during nursing, that’s another sign of an improper latch. Babies who were born with a low birth weight may also be sleepier during feedings. As long as your baby is steadily gaining weight and passing stool and urine normally, there's no reason to worry.