I'm mother of 7. 3 months baby till 6th month I was regularly feeding (mother feed) since baby was bit low in weighted we started formulaand solids like purees it was 4:3, 4 time mother feed 3 time formula, from 7th Month it's was completely tossed I'm just feed 1 or 2 times only due to low supply rest are solids and 4 to 5 formula feed.
Is that an healthy sign, will my baby gets good immunity and will baby healthy lifestyle?
I'm giving naan pro 2 how much scoop should I give baby??
Pls advice
baby is the best decider of giving breast milk, u can give as long as he desires to take, mostly it will be till 1year, sometime till 2years, let baby decide. exclusive breast feeding for 6m has lots of beneficial effects on immunity again due to various good property of mother's milk. n also helps against diabetes as well. giving formula after 6m will cater to increasing growth n nutrition demand of the baby, u can give anywhere between 60 to 90ml per feed (2 -3 scoop), depending on how much the baby will take. do start home feed one at a time.
Next Steps
do consult a pediatrician for complete n elaborate discussion on nutrition n further feeding management
Health Tips
baby nourishment for first 1000days is very important
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