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Frequency of Feeding
Dear Moms, Share with us how often to feed a newborn baby at night in the comments below!
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buneet Mom of 4 children 7 years ago
she don't feed sufficiently once . as she gets tired while feeding and go to sleep. most of the time and then after may be faster 10 min when she wakes up she s again hungry.
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Niharika Das Mom of a 6 yr 1 m old girl 6 years ago
Every 2 hours
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Noureen kausar Mom of 2 children 6 years ago
every 2 hours we should feed our baby compulsory
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Sneha Liu Mom of 4 children 6 years ago
Every 2 hours for newborn(0-4months), Every 3 hours (4-7months)
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sk.Famayya sulthana Mom of 2 children 6 years ago
Every 2hours
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Juhimonaj shukla Mom of a 6 yr 11 m old boy 6 years ago
Every 2 hours
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Dr apeksha Sharma Mom of 3 children 6 years ago
on demand
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Bindu choudhry Mom of 2 children 6 years ago
when my baby is hungry and crying and Jab Bhi usko jarurat ho no fix time
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Sindhuri Mom of 3 children 6 years ago
every 2 hours
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Athira Titto Mom of a 6 yr 9 m old girl 6 years ago
In reply to noorjahan begum
It's not necessary to feed baby during night .If they need then only one must feed.Since a baby who feeds well during the day time feels less during the nights.
no you must feed in a gp of 2hrs
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