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Baby feeding at night
My baby is 3.5 month old. Should I have to wake him up at night for feed or he will wake up himself when he feel hungry. I am worried because he sleep for 3-4 or 5 hours at night without feeding. What to do?
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At 2-3 month as of age when babies get adequate milk, they can sleep for 5-6 hours at a stretch. You don’t need to wake him up and feed. Weight gain and amount of urine passed are indirect indicators of adequate milk. By this age he should have gained a minimum of 2 kgs from birth weight and he should be passing atleast 6-8 urine per 24 hours. If that is there, nothing to worry.
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From birth to 1 year you should visit your pediatrician every month for well baby clinic. And you should note down all your queries and ask him. During each visit he will look for his overall growth and development. In this way any problem can be detected early and appropriate treatment can be done early.
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No problems let him sleep he will wake on its own
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