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#askvandanasharma my baby is full formula fed. she is gaining weight only through bones. not improving through body. is that concern?
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ExpertVandana SharmaNutritionist8 months agoA. Namaste Father, It is ok, as some would have the bone weight and some mass or muscle weight gain as such. but over all growth is important, so mostly a full term baby is expected to almost monthly weight gain in range of 400 gm to 1 kg and by age of 4 to 6 months they double their birth weight.
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NL DMom of a 10 m old girl8 months agoA. Not all babies will be big. Do not compare your baby with chunky babies on Instagram. If your baby is active, gaining enough weight ( 400 - 500 gm minimum), completing all her milestones then it isn’t a cause of concern. All babies grow at different rates, what matters is the health.
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Author of questionFather of a 11 m old girl8 months agoA. #askvandanasharma but mam baby looking small. her head is also looks like small. so only I'm concerning for that mam. Other than that, she is very active. per feed she is drinking 90-100ml mam. fully formula fed baby now she is 3 month 2days old.
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NikithaMom of a 10 yr 11 m old boy8 months agoA. hello baby gaining a min f 600 g to 800 g per month is a good weight gain n an inducation baby is gettibg sufficient bm n incase the bm is not enough then guve infant formula milk using a bpa free bottle like babyhug
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