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2 month old baby not feeding well
My son is 2 month 14 days old. He is not feeding well since 2 days. Myself expressing milk and feeding him with bottle. He is not even taking 500ml per day. Is it common or representing any illness?? What is the amount of milk to be taken daily and how many times a day feeding should be given??
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If you have enough breast milk then you should give breast feeding not bottle....mention the weight...
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feeding should be on demand and amount what baby need..
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Start and continue exclusive breast feeding followed by burping till 6 months of age.
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Rather than bottle feeding , yet it is not too late to find out the reasons of rejecting breast feeding by baby and resume to breast feeding alone . Examine your breast for engorgement , your sweat may have stink of garlic , or you might have confused his brain by giving bottle feeding along with breast feeding . Breast feeding is the best in innumerable ways , it should be given on demand , it’s always sufficient for baby & it’s technique should not be hampered by easy , dirty bottle feeding even though you giving expressed breast milk ! Be bold & determined , go back to exclusive breast milk please .
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