Sir my baby is 13 days old today he is sleeping whole day and i feed him forcefully 4 to. 5 time i am worried please help

1 Answer

Nihita mittalMom of 4 children4 years ago

A. make sure that you are giving all the supplements as described by the doctor because multivitamin supplement will help to make sure that baby is feeling hungry massaging will also help to the baby would have milk properly

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