why is my baby feeding only in sleep he doest take bm when awake

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Author of questionMom of a 4 yr 1 m old boy3 years ago

A. he is gaining weight but looks lean

Vritika AroraMom of a 5 yr old child3 years ago

A. Hi dear mom Yes this is very much normal in babies to take feed when they are sleeping.. If ur baby is active and comfortable when awake, passing out urine 6-8 times in a day, gaining weight then that means ur baby is taking sufficient feed

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