My baby is now 5 month 10 days,sometimes i feel my milk is good and breasts becomes heavy and sometimes very light n low milk supply.

1 Answer

Ragini SharmaMom of a 1 yr 1 m old girl9 months ago

A. when you feel your milk supply is low and milk is not enough for baby you can give Aptamil Gold Stage 1 formula milk ..it is for 0 to 6 months baby .

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