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On farting, Newborn digestive systems are immature, so they produce a lot of gas, and this is normal. Infants also take in a lot of air while feeding and crying, which produces more gas
Dr Aina Johnson
Paediatrician
Your baby is suppose to be on exclusive breastfeeding. Do not introduce formula just because you resumed work.
At 2 months, an average weight for your baby should be (5.1 kg) for female and (5.6 kg) for male.
They are research that shows that Kola contains Caffeine which may be dangerous for expecting and nursing mothers. Stay away from it if you can. Or only a little
Infant constipation often begins when a baby starts eating solid foods. If your baby seems constipated, consider simple dietary changes: Water or fruit juice. Offer your baby a small amount of water or a daily serving of 100 percent apple, prune or pear juice in addition to usual feedings
Congratulations on your new baby dear mom. Your baby is probably not latching well am going to share some breastfeeding videos with you please watch them.
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When introducing complementary feeding you need to be patient and do it
gradually.
Frequent poo is normal in EBF babies. If the stool is not watery then there's nothing to worry about.
You can breastfeed your child while eating, but please care should be taken to ensure baby is well latched onto the breast and baby is taking in adequate milk.
There is no harm in lying to breastfeed as long as you know how to get it right.
Hello Mum, No only watch out if your baby is reacting to it or not.
On your baby throwing up after feed, it is reflux or more properly called Gastro-oesophageal reflux. It basically means food tend to return from the stomach back to the gut....which is the opposite of what is right way.
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Hello ma'am, yes you can still breastfeed your baby. Breastmilk doesn't go sour as Long as its still in the breast. Also included nutritious complementary foods to your baby's diet
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I'm not sure a 6 weeks old can talk..... Perhaps you can hear the gas moving around in her tummy. That's nothing to worry about. Most of the time the baby might just have colic which is responsible for the restless sleep at times
Is the baby throwing up forcefully or bringing back without any force little out of what you fed the baby with? Please clarify. If Baby doesn't throw up forcefully, sounds more like REFLUX...
Dr Aina Johnson
Paediatrician
Since their is no improvement yet after administering the drugs, kindly take your child back to the doctor for a follow up.
The doctor will re-assess the child
