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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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shamla bawadiya Mom of 3 children 4 years ago

as per baby demand

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Mansi balodi Badoni Mom of 2 children 4 years ago

but for how long it is sufficient for baby..?
10-15 mins feed is enough for 2 hrs sleep??

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Pooja S 4 years ago

In reply to Monika Shekhawat

as per his demand

thanks

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Monika Shekhawat Mom of a 5 yr 10 m old boy 4 years ago

as per his demand

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Pooja S 4 years ago

In reply to Alisha Celes

We don't want to wake up the baby, if there they're in sleep. If they are hungry they'll automatically wakeup. No need to keep alarms.Baby's sleep is very important for their brain development. They are perhaps sleeps continuously feed them for 4+ hours.

helpfull information

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Pooja S 4 years ago

In reply to Pooja S

nice information

helpful

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Pooja S 4 years ago

In reply to kratika

whenever they need

nice information

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kratika Mom of a 4 yr 8 m old boy 4 years ago

whenever they need

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Pooja S 4 years ago

Nice information

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veronica Mom of 4 children 4 years ago

Used to latch my baby every after 90 min at night by waking her up but now i used to feed her as 4,5 times as per her needs

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