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Mom of a 6 yr 1 m old boy4 years ago

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#AskTheExpert #Mamypoko hello for the past few days , my son(22 months) has been waking up between 3 am to 5 am at night. he wakes up and cries a lot .. he has started taking solids . eats paratha and khitchdi pulav etc..even if his tummy is full he still wakes up, we sooth him back to sleep, but this kind of waking up seems not roght

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ExpertCharul VermaNutritionist4 years ago

A. hi try to give colicaid and see if there is any relief also avoid packaged foods like chocolate, chips, biscuits give curd rice soup rice seek doctors advise if need be

Kalindi BhavsarMom of a 8 yr 2 m old boy4 years ago

A. Hi mom Make meal time fun Give three meal and two snacks including seasonal fruits vegetables cereals mashed potato mashed banana porridge Wash your hands often before touching your baby Give ultra D3 drops and calcium supplements Do tummy time and cycling movement of legs to relieve gas and constipation

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