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My 8 month old baby used to drink 800ml of formula per day but in the last week he hasn't been drinking much,at the most he will drink 300ml in a day. he is having cereal once a day i am really concerned as he is not urinating as frequently as he did?
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It happens: If you fill a baby up with cereal they will drink less. As long as it wets every 6-8 hrs and acts normal otherwise this is likely just a phase. Growth is not a single rate process. They can speed up & slow down over time and their diet can diminish or increase in a response.
Answered 9/27/2018
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