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Infant behavior
My 2and a half month old baby for the past couple of days is sleeping more, getting up less for feeds, crying less for feeds like he earlier did. urine and potty are normal. No fever or any other symptoms..
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Once the baby is fed after 2-3 hr try waking him up by flickering his soles
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Watch for urine output
He should pass 6 to 8 times a day
Check for letharginess of your child
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If any 2 compromised consult your doctor
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Dr. Sameeta M Prabhu
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12 yrs exp
Bangalore
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Though it is good that your baby boy has normal potty and urine and hopefully normal activity and play (which shows the baby is not dehydrated), it is better to know why he has decreased appetite and increased sleep for the last few days .
I would suggest you consult a pediatrician.
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