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Two and half month old / feeding query
My baby girl is two and half month old. Her birth weight is 2.67kg (one month preterm). I am breastfeeding her exclusively. Now her weight is 4.9 Kg. From past few days she is drinking milk only for 5 to 7 minutes. She is sleeping 1.30 to 2.30 hours in the day time after feeding. Also in the night she is awake and often crying from 9.30 pm to 1 or 2 am daily. At that time i need to feed her two or three times. After that she is sleeping continuously for 3.30 hours to 4.30 hours straight. Is it normal? She is passing urine more than 8 times a day. Pooping every three days once. Also I have another question, sometimes when she is lying in bed, she is giving some strange sound like she is trying to cough and sneezing often without having cold. Is this normal?
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Regarding sleep this is common. Babies don't know the difference between night and day hence night feedings are coming. The liner the baby is awake, the more difficult it is to put him/her to sleep. Regarding the sound, would have to hear it to understand. Book an appointment with me to discuss further. You can follow me on Instagram @pediatrician_india for more helpful tips ! Take care !
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