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Not drinking milk
My son is 14 months old, he is not drinking milk at night. Sometimes hardly he is drinking 100 ml but not more than that, can I know the reason and totally how much milk should they drink in entire day.
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Baby knows his appetite and needs He will drink as much as he needs it. Never measure it or look at clock. Not drinking at night, it is good sign He is growing and trying to take feeds like grown up at adult timings It is good sign. .
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Greetings, you can substitute with milk products, total maximum amount of milk advisable is 200-210ml. So 100ml along with milk products will be enough.
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