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2020-11-11 20:25:35
My son 8 month old doesn't sleep through out night wake up frequently for breastfeeding. He eats solid food 4 times a day. His birth weight was 3 kg now he is 8.2kg. He is healthy by weight but not chubby. Do I need to increase his solids from 4 times. Also do I need to increase breast milk quantity as it is not same as it use to be in till 5 month.
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Hi, Give him calorie dense food in the evening and like snack or tiffin 1-2 times before going to bed. Give food 5-6 times/ day. Reduce breast feeding.

Answered2020-11-12 01:15:18

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