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Sleep pattern of my baby
Why has my 6 and half month old has suddenly started to wake up at night once for milk when he had been sleeping through the night before ? How to bring back his old sleep cycle??
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Six and half months baby might have changes in sleep pattern normally. Feed with complementary feeds like cereal based in day time. At night, still milk is the feed. Don't worry. The baby might wake up for blocked nose too. Check it
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Dr. H C Bhatt
Pediatrician
29 yrs exp
Delhi
As the baby grows the demand to feed increases and after 6 months the baby requires solid food as well ,start weaning that is add solid food in small quantities then slowly increase the amount and frequency ,apart from giving milk and /or breast milk.
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solid food home cooked ,like patli dal,khichdi,dalia etc,should be semi solid and lukewarm devoid of added masala n flavours if possible
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Dr. Amrita Shirude
Pediatrician
11 yrs exp
Pune
Feed him properly before bedtime .. He must be hungry and wake up for milk.. Breast milk is not sufficient for baby after 6months
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