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How many oz does a 7 week old needs to gain per week?
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5 _ 8 Oz per week: baby loose 5% off birth wt in the 1st wk .gain back birth wt by 2ed wk of life.and start gain 5_8Oz a wk
Answered 4/12/2017
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