Regarding 3 months baby feeding

2026-03-06 21:03:54
My baby is peeing very less while sleeping (1 diaper is just a little bit heavy in 8 to 10 hrs) since yesterday but when she is awake the diaper gets full about 3 4 diapers for yesterday... Is it okay??? My baby is 3 months old (weight 4.7 kg) and breastfeeding and she is active and reactive also. Is this a problem or just poor feeding?? Can I give her cow's milk now?? I noticed this problem from 2 days that at night time diaper is not getting full just a little bit heavy.
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Answered2026-03-07 14:30:55

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2-3 diapers are enough not bad as baby also active and playful Nothing You need to give more feeding  thats it Don't give cow milf it's just 3 month baby You need to give only after 1 yr of age this cow milk

Answered2026-03-07 12:48:34

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Its completely normal. Ideally exclusive mothers feed till 6 months. If feed is not sufficient can start formula instead of cows milk. Cows milk at this age would lead to diaper rash / loose stool / constipation.

Answered2026-03-10 09:32:10

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Feed 3- 4 hours No cow milk

Answered2026-03-09 09:05:54

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Try to keep the feeding with three hourly Don’t give the cow milk

Answered2026-03-07 14:51:40

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