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Night feeding
My baby one month old. Morning when i feed baby finishes in 20 minutes. But in night sometimes 8 pm or 11 pm. So yesterday at 12 pm i started feeding. He was seeing around. Pushing me, suck nipple, push,again latchm he continued this.
So from 12pm i had to sit with him till 2 am for two hours feeding him.
Then i had to give him formula milk..he drank nicely along with spitting milk.
What can i do for this problem???
Why does night he takes so much time??
Night afterr every feed shud baby sleep??
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Lactation counselling is necessary
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DO NOT ENCOURAGE TOP FEEDING. YOUR MILK OUTPUT MIGHT NOT BE MUCH, SO THE BABY IS ACTING THIS WAY. TAKE A GOOD DIET AND GOOD AMOUNT OF FLUIDS AND PROTEINS.
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This is mostly due to digestion problems. Give colic drops like carmicide drops 5 drops thrice a day for 3 days. Don't give formula. Contact again if needed
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