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A member asked:
My 10wk baby drinks abt 110ml milk during night hrs but have 60ml in daytime. is this ok? it is summer here. is this because of excess heat ? please
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Not enough?: I think you should make an appointment for a weight check with your pediatrician. Babies usually take approximately 2-3 ounces with each feeding every 3-4 hours. Usually a baby requires about 2 ounces per pound in order to gain weight appropriately. It would be a good idea to see your baby's doctor.
Answered 5/12/2013
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