#AskTheExpert My baby peeing & stool per day at least 5 times but still she didn't gian weight consistently after her birth , what will be the reason ? breastMilk is not sufficient for her or any other reason ?

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It is recommended that a baby is exclusively breastfed during the first 6 months after birth. This is the most nutritious, easily digestible, perfectly balanced, and healthiest superfood that can build your child’s immunity for life. It also fosters the bond between mother and child. If your baby is active, looks healthy, is free of allergies, passes 4-6 stools a day, and wets 6-8 diapers, it indicates that she is getting enough breast milk. After 6 months of age, you can introduce liquids and semi-solid foods to your baby’s diet along with breast milk.
The following traits indicate that a baby is getting enough milk.
The child is pooping 4-5 times a day and the poop is large and mustard coloured.
The baby is peeing at least 8-10 times a day.
The baby looks content after a feed, though this differs from one child to another.