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Baby not eating enough.
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my 6 month old son is not eating at all. We had started weaning since 3rd february. He has been on exclusive breast feeding till then. The food was not so pleasing for him but he rejected food for past 3 days. As breast milk supply is phenomenally going down and he doesn't like to take formula, his urination has reduced. We are planning to visit pediatrician tomorrow. But before that anything can we do for today?
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Give water to drink as urine is less. Your Pediatrician will guide you. Congratulations on giving breastfeeding till 6 months. Weaning to food may take more time. No need to worry
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