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My son is 3 weeks 5 days old and exclusively breastfeeding. 11 days ago at his pediatrician appointment he was 8 lbs 15.6 oz. today, he is 9 lbs 8.8 oz on our infant home scale. is this any cause for concern or is this normal weight gain?
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No cause for concern. Good Luck
Answered 12/26/2021
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