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Baby not feeding well
Baby is of 79 days and on breastmilk plus formula milk. He used to take 60ml every 2 hours and sometimes 90ml once or twice in a day. We shifted recently to our native where there are lot of people. Now he is not feeding well. Sometimes taking 60 ml every 2 hours or 30ml and push out the bottle nipple. At night taking only 30 ml every 2 hours. Taking80-90 ml once a day.
Now a days sleeping a lot but active when not sleeping. Passing stool everyday and passing good amount of urine. Is this change in feed due to distraction or sudden environment change?
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