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1 month old and sleeping so much
My baby is 1 month old exactly from past 2 days she is sleeping through the night and not crying or waking up feedings even if we wakeup also she takes very little ml and dozes off no fever or illness and day time also she is sleeping in between feeding and breathing hard to feed whats the concern may i know is it normal (she is on formula as am not lactating)
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Better to consult a pediatrician physically.
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Better to get her checked up
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If baby has suddenly reduced the amount of feed he takes, then it may indicate a more serious problem.
There may not be fever or other symptoms in a 1 month baby for an infection/sepsis, which is a major issue.
Consult in person to be sure,
Of course it could be normal, but we need to be sure
But sudden decrease in feeding and dull, lethargy and reduced activity time, needs to be looked at, and not ignored
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Demand feeding.
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Feed on demand
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Feed the baby on semi demand ( feeding 2-3 per night of 6-8 hrs )
Don’t feed drowsy baby
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Burp after each feed
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Use nasal drop before feed
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