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My baby is 3 months old. She's fully on breastfeeding. Also, sleeps through the night. During the day her feedings are not every 3-4 hours. Even when tried to force feed a little after every 3-4 hours, she doesn't want to be fed. Is this something I need to be worried. on other times she's fed on demand. Like the gap between feedings is sometimes more than 3-4 hours. What should I do? And, she passes stool once in a day and wets around 4-5 diapers in 24 hours.

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My baby is 3 months old. She's  fully on breastfeeding. Also, sleeps through the night. During the day her feedings are not every 3-4 hours. Even when tried to force feed a little after every 3-4 hours, she doesn't want to be fed. Is this something I need to be worried. on other times she's fed on demand. Like the gap between feedings is sometimes more than 3-4 hours. What should I do? And, she passes stool once in a day and wets around 4-5 diapers in 24 hours.

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if the urine output is adequate it indicates adequate milk intake also check the wieght of the baby Weight gain depeens upon birth weight and maturity of the baby if the baby is active and feeding adequately don't worry about it feed for 10 to 15 min from each side

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Hello dear parent! Should be alright as long as your baby is active and normal, reaching milestones and gradually gaining weight. Continue to exclusively breastfeed your baby well on demand for the first 6 months. Regularly massage your baby with Babyhug daily massage oil for skin warmth. Good luck and take care.

A. if the urine output is adequate it indicates adequate milk intake also check the wieght of the baby Weight gain depeens upon birth weight and maturity of the baby if the baby is active and feeding adequately don't worry about it feed for 10 to 15 min from each side