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Hi I am Sruthi my baby born March 29
Hi I am Sruthi my baby born March 29 2021 now she is 5bmonths complicated I will give her cerlac after giving she is not going motion for 2 days it's normal or any problem and motion is not liquid like paste consistence
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Celelc , stool is solid due to cereals. Donot panic. It is normal to have tight motions as adults have. Relax , go ahead with breast feeding and cerelac.slowly introduce banana, egg, sweet lime juice, it is to develop taste in a child. Banana is very good. Always introduce new item per week, in small quantity and increase it. Next week introduce second item in similar fashion.
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It is alright if baby does not pass motions for 3 to 4 days. If she starts crying a lot, please give medicine for gases and contact a pediatrician. Is she breastfed ? Don't start other food till 6 months completed. Don't give packaged food like cerelac. It has chemicals etc which are not good for the baby. Give home cooked fresh foods only
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Dr. Shebin C E
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8 yrs exp
Kanyakumari
Greetings, history noted the children who is on formula feed usually have these problems .
If you have any queries kindly book a consultation so that I can guide you.
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