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2 months old Baby is very thin

2023-06-12 08:18:35
My baby is 2 months old and her hands and legs are too much thin. Her birth weight was 3.17 and current weight is 4.17. In 60 days she gained only 1 kg. When she was born her hands were like chubby but now her hands are very thin. She is on formula fed completely bcz even after feeding breastmilk for 40 mins she remains hungry. Pls suggest what to do.
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If child is active and passing urine more than 10 times then its ok .. otherwise give feed on demand . what formula feed are u using ? it needs assistance . Contact me for it .

Answered2023-06-12 08:32:13

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