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Baby not interested in feed
My baby boy is 5 months 10 days. he is not gaining weight his weight is 5.8 kgs only. birth weight is 3.4 kgs. he is active but not taking milk both breast as well as feed. he starts crying when we try to feed. we started cerelac one spoon day. he is taking milk 60 ml three times a day. why he is not interested in milk. I seen that the same age baby has to drink 250 ml per serve. total 7 feeds a day. but my baby takes 60 ml per serve three times a day.
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What is the frequency n duration of ur breast feeding
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Give solid food
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Greetings kindly give solid food to increase the weight,as the child is not having formula
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Dr. Sachin Pariskar
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7 yrs exp
Pune
Kindly consult for discussion
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