Your baby is indeed overweight but no need to worry yet, continue breastfeeding, No worries, just be careful what you also eat as the mother that can lead to high fat content in your breastmilk

After birth, Babies first lose weight in the first 10 days before regaining their birth weight by the 14 day! So it is not unusual for babies to lose weight first. Don’t panic Mum. This is as a result of losing fluids, inadequate feeds at the beginning and so on but as the feeding become established they regain their birth weight at 2 weeks. Babies begin to gain weight thereafter usually about 30g per day for term babies; 20g per day for preterm babies. That is roughly about 1kg per month for term babies and 600g per month for preterm babies. At this rate, babies double their birth weights at 5 -6 months and Triple their birth weights at 1 year! Remember we are talking Averagely. Some babies do gain a little more; others a little less. So You don’t have to worry as long as your baby’s weight falls into the 80% – 120% range of the average weight mentioned, it is okay.

Yes, and even a bit more. Average with for baby boy at 15 months is 11kg

It's very ok. Please what's your baby feeding on? Mine is weighing 11kg.

Your baby is doing very fine at 5.4kg. Keep breastfeeding her exclusively

I can feel your frustration ma. Normally, Breastmilk or formula is an important part of your child's diet until his first birthday (and breastfeeding after this still has benefits). But from six months, milk alone can't provide everything he needs. In particular, he needs to eat some solid foods that contain iron, to make sure he's getting enough. In general, time, persistence and patience are the keys to encouraging your little one to eat. Try to keep mealtimes as relaxed as possible, keep offering foods, and show your baby how much you enjoy eating yourself. Eventually, he should follow your lead and start tucking in with enthusiasm.

Kindly note that green tea is not recommended for nursing mothers. Also, look out for the instruction on the pack.

Your baby's weight is not okay. He is expected to have doubled his birth weight by 6 months

The average weight is 9 kg. It' s important to note that weight varies based on genetics, nationality, gender Nutrition etc..

Use cacatin cream or Dustin powder mixed with ytacan cream

You baby's weight is very okay. Keep Breastfeeding your baby exclusively

Just keep baby warm and continue exclusive breastfeeding. If the catarrh is bad, you can do steam inhalation or just add a drop of euclayptus oil on to the cloth or hot water kept in the corner of the room...It will relieve the catarrh....You can also use saline drops into the nostrils. Most catarrh is viral infections which run their course no matter what you do and will go away on their own...all the above are just symptomatic relief treatment...No need to worry. Please try to avoid the risk factors for the catarrh....... No smoking, contact with siblings with cold, no fleeting or cooking in the room, avoid congested overcrowded room etc.......Also try to keep your baby warm and well hydrated.....If persists kindly see a Paediatrician for proper evaluation and management..