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My 2 months baby is fussy at breast

2025-01-23 11:22:49
My 2 months boy is extremely fussy while breastfeeding. He arches his back and clenches his fists and pushes his legs away from my body. But still he want to be breastfed. He keep doing this which is worrying me a lot. Please reply. I consulted pedia and they said it could be normal.
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May be baby is hungry, kindly check if ur breast feeding position and attachment is ok or not and complete areola should be in baby’s mouth, or give expressed milk by katori spoon If weight gain normal and baby sleep 2-3 hrs after feed then its normal No nasal congestion should be there

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