Not taking feed today
Hi My daughter is 3.5 months old. She is on mixed feeding. Her birth weight was 2.9kg Current weight is 6 kg Today she is not taking feed neither breastmilk nor formula but she is active. What could be the reason?
Hi My daughter is 3.5 months old. She is on mixed feeding. Her birth weight was 2.9kg Current weight is 6 kg Today she is not taking feed neither breastmilk nor formula but she is active. What could be the reason?
My baby boy is 22 days old, born by C-section at 38+6 weeks, weighing 2.8 kg at birth. He is feeding well, has 10+ wet diapers daily and is otherwise healthy. Our pediatrician prescribed B-N-C Neo Drops, 0.5 mL twice daily. The product contains DHA, multiple vitamins/minerals and 400 IU vitamin D per 1 mL. I would like a second opinion from pediatricians: Is this multivitamin/multimineral supplement routinely necessary for a healthy, term newborn who is feeding and growing well? Would vitamin D supplementation alone generally be sufficient? Is there any concern with giving B-N-C Neo at this dose?
My 8.5month old baby refuses every food and she is under weight (6.3kg at 7month) already tried several flavours, textures, methods. I am totally frustrated and facing ppd. If she is very hungry, she will take max 4-5 very small spoons, but thats it. I'm not able to take it. Please help me doctors what should I do. Tell me a process to feed her.
My 6 month old has a fever, likely due to the seasonal change (one of the family members, 58F also has a fever at this time). I’m wondering if the correct dosage of paracetamol drops can be given. I have 100mg strength with 15ml. He weighs 6.5kg and his temperature is around 101 F.
My baby will be 9 months in few days she is not interested in peekaboo she mostly ignore sometimes she will just smile. She not respond to her name much. Sometimes she does. She is babling laughing smiling have good eye contact clapping banging things together pull to stand since 2 months but not interested in peekaboo or name response is not much. She is not pointing yet. Should i be concerned?
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