Please follow your Treating Neonatalogist/ Paediatrician advices in letter & spirit. Breastfeeding & Kangaroo mother care prevents lots of complications.

Keep the ambient temperature in your room to be 27 - 28ďegrees centigrade.Keep baby warm - but not hot. Breast feed or give expressed breast milk at least 10 to 12 times a day. Avoid unnecessary touching by relatives. Give vitamin D and calcium supplements

You are advised to breastfeed exclusively at regular intervals, maintain body temperature, avoid infections in the baby & give supplements as medically advised.

Exclusive demand feeding is the ideal schedule to follow. There is no ‘tailor made schedule’, as milk production, sucking habits, stomach capacity etc., vary from baby to baby. Practise frequent breastfeeding initially and allow ‘self-regulation’ by the baby. You can soon find out the average time interval the baby will rest after a feed. You can adjust his rest period in between. Almost all mothers can be relied upon to practise demand feeding. With time you will know why your baby is crying; e.g., is it to sleep? Is it due to illness? etc. There is no need to give boiled and cooled water or fruit juice in between while the baby is on exclusive demand feeding.

Continue exclusive breast feeding.. keep baby warm , Avoid frequent touching by relatives, Keep Baby near your chest for 20 minutes in a day.. continue Vitamin D supplements,

Baby weight corrsponds Normal as for his age Maintain room temperature between 26. - 29 ‘c Give Exclusive breast feeding Continue other meds as advices by your consultant

As your baby is 1.9kgs it's good weight and no need for extra precautions. You have to give breast feed on demand.