Feeding related

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Feeding related

Asked for Female, 30 Years

My baby is 5mnths old and her wght is 5.6kg She takes mother milk. I am not able to understand Dat my milk is sufficient or not for feeding.

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Dr. Lokanadha Reddy Pediatrician 14 yrs exp Bangalore · Accepted Answer

Dr. Lokanadha Reddy

Pediatrician 14 yrs exp Bangalore

Is the baby is still crying after giving milk? Is the baby is crying for feeds earlier than before?(1 hour after feed which was earlier 2 hours after feed)? Is the baby asking for feeds frequently than before? Is the urine output of the baby has come down? Is the weight gain less than the expected when plotted on the graph ? If any of the above answer is yes your milk may not be sufficient.

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