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How many steps?
Did you get up and go to he bathroom?
Are your arms moving while a sleep? That will add steps
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That will add steps. If its not a lot I would not worry about it.
If it is you can enter a driving record to remove them
https://help.fitbit.com/articles/en_US/Help_article/Can-I-delete-data
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Hey there! Welcome to the Forums @craig33! 
I noticed the awesome response from that you got, if this solved your questions in regards the extra steps that you're getting while sleeping, I encourage you to select this post as an Accepted Solution. Marking posts as solutions is a great way of thanking another community member while also highlighting their solution, so that it may be discovered more easily by other community member's facing the same questions or issues as you.
By the way, thank you @WendyB for your participation!
In case that you need more help, I'll be around! 
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Great to see you here in the Forums @craig33!
Your Fitbit settings records your sleep in either "sensitive" mode for extremely detailed sleep reporting or "normal" mode for a more basic idea of your sleep patterns. The sensitive setting will cause your tracker to record nearly all movements as time spent restless or awake, why don't you check that. 
- To change your setting in the Fitbit app for iOS or Windows 10, Account > Advanced Settings > Sleep Sensitivity.
- To change your setting in the fitbit.com dashboard, go to Settings > Devices > scroll down to Sleep Tracking
Hope this helps, I'll be around in case you need more help!
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Thanks for getting back! Sorry I didn't explain that tiny detail for those types of phones, if you have a Android phone you need to follow the instructions to change that specific feature in your Fitbit Dashboard on the computer and sync your Fitbit later with your Android mobile device.
Let me know if you have more questions!
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