when baby feeds in sleep she actually taking milk or just chewing nipples

1 Answer

Dr. Vaibhav jainFather of a 5 yr 9 m old girl4 years ago

A. babies 3 months old so many times the showing of the sucking action is not related to hunger it is a normal reflex in babies do not worry about this and do not over feed the baby you can give a wooden teether

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