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One mnth baby weight
My baby girl was born on July 18th and she weighed 2.8kgs..after three days while checking for jaundice her weight was 2.4 kgs.. On August 4th when we went for a routine checkup she was 3 kg.. Today on September 8th, she is 3.9 kgs.. Is her growth ok please advise.. Also since last week my milk doesn't seem to be enough for her.. I don't want to give formula milk.. Tried all home remedies but it is still low.. Please suggest some medication as I can't see her crying
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Relax. During first two days they lose weight . It is excess of water which is adjusted. It is absollutely normal.
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Greetings, her weight gain is good , as the baby feeded property weight will be there , the child crying always won't be always due to hunger , try to find out other reasons like nasal block, colic .
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