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Feeding during night
If my 1 month old baby is sleeping for whole night from 12am to 7am, do I need to wake up him for feeding in between? His birth weight was 3.1kg and now his weight is 3.8 (1 month 10days). At what frequency breastfeeding to be done during night? Every 2 hour or 3 hour night feeding to be given?
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Consult to Pediatrician physically for further evaluation and treatment
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Please consult pediatrician as proper detailed history is not possible on chat in your case and then take medicines.
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Yes you need to wake the baby up atleast every 3 hourly for feeding at night time. Although weight gain is adequate, feeding at regular intervals at nighttime will improve the quantity and quality of milk produced as well.
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So better to feed the baby every 2 -3 hourly round the clock.
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Now ,u can start demand feeding
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Hello ! It’s demand feeding not like evry 2-3 hrly . Wake up and give feed
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