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Is it ok to give gutti to 3 months old
Hello sir/mdm, Is it ok to give ghutti to 3 and half months old baby boy. As grand parents are telling that we should give ghutti to baby. Please suggest us
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No your not supposed to other than mothers milk till 6 months .
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No please don’t give anything other than breast milk for 6 months
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Exclusive breast feeding provides optimin nutrition to the baby, it is favourable for the immature gut and easily digested. It contains all the necessary nutrition expected for the baby. Just a good burping post feed for 10 minutes will help better digestion and also relive baby of flatulence.
Next Steps
Continue breast feed for 6 months followed by gradual weaning.
Health Tips
Vitamin D3 supplements is recomended in this age group.
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Dear parents, Exclusive breast feeding till 6th month. After feeding put the baby on left shoulder and pat just behind stomach level for 5mintues to burpe on back of the baby. Baby burp 3to5times. This is solution to gas &stomach problems. No Gutti
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