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Water for 6.5 months baby
How much water can be given to a 6.5 month old per day. Baby pees for at least 15 plus time in a day. And pees during and after having milk. Baby lower lips are little dry and eyes are a bit glittery.
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50-100ml of water... Along with complimentary feeds
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You can a small tea glass of water in a day
Their is no need to force and give water start small and increase
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