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Baby not taking milk
My 2 months old baby not feeding..he feed little then he refused to take milk..he feeds formula milk in bottle...he feels hungry but not feeding..what should i do..plz help
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As your kid is on bottle feeding so she might not taking BF...so try to avoid bottle as it cause nipple confusion....recheck latching position...
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BF is the best...if still you have confusion then consult online
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Whether baby is feeding adequately or not can be estimated by his urine output. If he passing urine atleast 8-10 times in 24 hrs then ur child is feeding enough.
If ur child is refusing breastfeeding that could be because of bottle feeding. As it is easier.
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Try feeding on demand. As much as the baby wants or atleast 2 hourly.
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if ur child is really not feeding well, not looking well, not passing frequent urine. then u must visit a pediatrician .
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