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While lifting up light in weight
Hi my baby is 6 months and 15 days old his weight is 4 to 5 kg but light in lifting she is breastfeeding and food is wheat and apple Cerelac and ongoing medicine is kidi rich and calicimax and she is very active
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Home cooked meals in mashed consistency
Give 4 times a day along with breastfeeding
Monitor weight height bi monthly with pediatrician
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Details of birth weight height maturity and parents stature also need to mentioned
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Try to give home made foods...avoid instant preperations unless there is no other option.continue breastfeeding in between.Weight is on lower side need further details like birth weight whether any preterm
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Dr. Akansha Mittal
Pediatrician
7 yrs exp
New Delhi
Usually at 6 months, babies are more than twice of their birth weight.
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