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When my 1 month old baby drinks bottle, she sounds hoarse....how can i make sure that my baby is fine?
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Patterns: Babies establish patterns of how well they feed, interact, cuddle, sleep, etc. . If this pattern is relatively stable I would not assume being hoarse has any importance beyond making you more alert to her needs. It likely represents overuse of her vocal cords during a fussy period & will self heal over time.
Answered 4/9/2019
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