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Feeding issues

2016-10-12 18:27:28
My son is 3 weeks old and needs feed continuous for 3 hrs.. He wants to keep the nip in his mouth all the time.. If removed he will start crying. Is it normal for a 3 weeks baby
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Not normal... Baby may not be taking feed then.. keep the baby awake by stroking on sole and make him take feed.. baby usually fall asleep when on breast.. Baby usually takes feed for 8-10 min..

Answered2016-10-13 07:27:52

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Check baby is passing urine at least 5 to 6 times per day, baby should gain weight.
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consult local pediatrician

Answered2016-10-13 17:23:15

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