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Is donkey milk compulsory for new born babies. Elders say to give donkey milk (like 2 ml) for baby activeness and give it 1 time for a new born.
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No need of any donkey milk. Newborn should be exclusively given mother's milk till 6 month of age. If mother's milk is not sufficient for the baby, you can give powder milk ( usually, 30 ml water for 1 scoop) but donot give any packet milk, cow milk or donkey milk.
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just try to feed her on mother's milk every 2 hour with 30 minutes burping
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vit d drops are the only medication that u should idelly give to the baby apart form mother's milk
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Consult physically
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consult to Pediatrician physically for further evaluation and treatment
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Please don’t any other milk apart from mother’s milk till 1 year of age.continue exclusive breastfeeding till 6 months of age.after 6 months you can start solid food to baby.cow’s milk can be given only after 1 year of age
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Please don’t follow these blind methods… Mothers milk alone is sufficient for 6 months.. top feeds of other milk is never advised..
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We don’t even know if used raw many infections can get transmitted..
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