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How much to feed 20 days
Hello sir,
My baby is 20 days old
He tries to spit out milk after feed which once or twice also comes out from nose i feel he can digest properly
Plus i dont know how much i should feed him
Inspite of poop he also has a tiny spot of poop when he urinates. I am worried
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Little regurgitation is normal.What feeding you are giving? Breastfeed the child. After feed do burping. Do not force the child. He is full. You can not measure breast feeds.
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Are you giving breast feed or formula? If weight gain is ok, no need to worry about small vomiting or pooping many times. With formula, digestion issues are common and expected. No need to calculate quantity of feed if weight gain is adequate. Feed till baby demands and stop when he shows no interest. The baby may need treatment if formula fed
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