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2 months old baby boy
I have 2 months old baby boy. He s completely on Formula feed (Nan pro). Now the issue is he is always hungry, i give him in 3 hrs interval but somehow he cannot wait. Its more difficult when passes stool so tht time i reduce the duration to 2.5 hrs. Is it normal for a baby to be that hungry? I give him 130-135 ml in each feed. The way cries is to that extent which cannot bear. Please advise
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Ms. Shreya
Dietitian/Nutritionist
12 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Hi first of all congratulations for your baby ...
breast milk is always advisable for the babies as this pacifies the babie's psychological also but here with the artificial formulas or commercial formulas pacification of psychological fulfilment is not possible ...it is advisable to consult pediatrician. to see if there is some some gastro issue or any deficiency related to vitamin D or hemoglobin try to take out the baby in the sunlight before 11 a.m. and when you feed the baby try to take him on your shoulder straight and make him burp.. or else it's natural for the babies to cry and the small baby needs small feed in small interval so nothing to worry about..
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