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Baby not taking feeding at nights
My 95 days baby boy is not waking up for feeding during nights...when he starts sleeping at 11.30...he never wakes up at night...he is crying around 6clk in the morning..that time itself he just taking 5-10mins feed only... again back to sleep at wake up around 9clk only...is this normal??I am afraid my milk supply will decrease if he won't take a feed... what should I do..
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Baby in days should be given feed every 2 hrly And from 10pmto6am on demand.
No needed to wake
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Can give him a feed just before his night sleep. Then in the morning.
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Can express milk after his feed to keep up the milk supply.
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Refrigerated breast milk can be used for 24 hrs
Urine should be 6 to 7 times a day.
Check for weight gain
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Greetings it's normally seen after 3 month's of babies, dnt worry it won't reduce
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