my baby is 3 months old.on birth his weight was 2.75 kg and now his weight is 4.26 kg. he is on breastfeed only. is this weight ok ?? what should I eat to increase his weight ?

1 Answer

ExpertDr. Minal AcharyaNutritionist3 years ago

A. dear mum the weight gain of baby is fine do not worry baby should gain at least 500 gram per month and should be double the birth weight by 6 months or less exclusively breastfeed till 6 months complete

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