Feed on demand. And try to feed till the breast feels empty to give proper nutrition. If giving expressed milk then around 60- 100ml at each feed 2-3 hours apart
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if u r breast feeding, then feed on demand; if u r spoon feeding then 50 to 80 ml per 2 hourly
if the baby passes urine more than 5 times in 24 hrs, it means he is adequately breastfed
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