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Baby is 11 weeks and can only eat 3 ounces at a time ... he was born at 34 weeks. should i be concerned?
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See below: As long as the child's provider feels that the growth is normal, then no concerns. Some infants will take smaller more frequent feedings.
Answered 10/26/2012
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