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Urinating schedule
My baby completed 2 months three days before and his weight is 4.4Kg. I'm concerned about his schedule of urinating today. Usually he urinates in every 2-3 hours but today he urinated twice after 5-6 hours and now once after 7 hours so is this normal or something to he concerned about ?
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Watch for other things - like crying with urine, fever, irritable etc.
If any one is there- please consult your doctor or online consultation.
Take care.
🙏Tiwari child clinic Delhi🙏
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Passing urine more than 5-6 times in 24 hour period is good sign. If child is crying excessively during micturition ( passing urine) , needs consultation
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2 months old child urinates after 7 hours, it is too good. It is too early to train a baby at 2 months age. Relax. Just change his Nappi while going out, Don't be in hurry.
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just follow nature, be regular with sleep pattern specially sleeping time .Roomm and bed should be comfo
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Nothing to worry if baby passing urine more than 6 times a day .if baby active play full,give feeding every 2-3 hourly alternate breast for about 20 min each time .
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