This should not be taken lightly Please visit a qualified pediatrician neonatologist to rule out underlying health issues

I totally understand your concern. Before suggesting treatment, I would like to ask a few questions to ensure the correct management can be provided. Contact me on Practo or WhatsApp chat. Contact number: 97012307 two nine Dr. G. Avinash MBBS, MD (Pediatrics) Fellowship in Neonatology

Please visit a neonatologist for check up and tests to rule out serious issues if he is inactive. Follow the instructions of your neonatologist. Don't do things on your own

Although sleeping for prolonged hours is normal for any 2 weeks old newborn , but as the child is lethargic , has history of dehydration with poor sucking - detailed examination is required.

Hello regarding your concern i would like to inform you that sleeping for longer hours is quite normal in newborns but no hunger cues , less urine , decreased activity is alarming sometimes baby sugar got low and activity affects so my suggestion to you check once with your pediatrician regarding infection and sugar ..

Yes it's totally normal only newborn babies usually sleeps for atleast 18-20hours that's normal only So don't worry

Hi 😊 At 2 weeks of age, sleeping a lot can be normal, but in your baby’s case there are some warning signs 👉 Baby is not waking up for feeds 👉 No hunger cry 👉 Takes a long time to finish even 2 oz 👉 History of dehydration This is not completely normal and needs close monitoring. What we should do: 👉 Wake the baby every 2–3 hours for feeds (day and night) 👉 Stimulate the baby before feeds – unwrap, change diaper, gently rub, talk to the baby 👉 Keep the baby active during feeds (tickle feet, give burping breaks) 👉 Ensure proper latch (if breastfeeding) or correct bottle feeding technique Very important: ✔ At least 6–8 wet diapers per day ✔ Baby should be active in between feeds (not always sleepy or lethargic) ✔ Adequate weight gain