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Starting solids
It's been two days..my daughter is getting cranky at night...crying ..asking for breast milk...my mother in law thinks her tummy is not getting ful...and we should start solids to her ..my mother in law thinks my breast are softer so maybe she is not getting enough milk...plz help...my daughter is 5 months 7 days old
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Only breastfeeding is recommended till 6 month completed. Avoid solids. Crying may be due to gases. Give colic drops like colicaid drops 5 drops thrice a day for 2 days.
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Recommended age to start solids is after 180 days completion WITH solid readiness signs.
Not before that.
I have posted about this on Instagram recently
There are many reasons children awaken at night - from discomfort, sweating, cold, itchiness, or finally breast milk.
Follow a fixed schedule bedtime routine for your child everyday.
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