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Female | 3and half

Is my three-month-old baby's weight gain normal?

My baby is now three and a half months old. Her birth weight was 2.750 .For the first three months she was drinking milk and Weight was also increasing But now the baby is drinking less milk and not drinking at all at night.she sleeps well at night and even if she wakes up and gives milk, she won't drink On March 2nd, when I checked the weight, it was 4.600 When the baby was weighed on March 15, it was only 4.850.The baby has no other health problems.Is doctor, is the baby's weight normal?

Answered on 20th Mar '25

It's great to hear that your baby has been gaining weight initially. A weight of 4.850 kg at three and a half months is within the normal range, but the slower gain is concerning. It's common for infants to have changes in feeding patterns, particularly during growth spurts. Ensure she is feeding frequently during the day and consider offering smaller, more frequent feeds. If she continues to reduce her intake or if you have concerns about hydration or overall well-being, please consult your pediatrician for a thorough evaluation and personalized guidance.

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