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Baby cries during feed
My girl baby is 3+ months old ( pre term by 5 months )..past a week she cries a lot when I feed milk through paladai.She takes the feed very well without crying when fed by my husband or sister in law..I don't have milk to do BF..this is causing me more depression as baby cries a lot..please comment your suggestions Thank you
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Hi Madam
Thanks for seeking help here.
Crying is quite a normal phenomenon for babies. If babies don't cry mother also feel panic. If Ur baby is crying too much then define consider few things...
Nose block use nasal saline drops , faulty position make a perfect latch, make the baby get distraction
By using a some kind of swing , fan or rotating object .
Definitely burp in between if feeding is not continuous.
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Burping is usually only necessary during the first few months, though it may extend longer. Once your baby is moving more freely, she will be able to relieve the gastric gas herself.
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Don't feel guilty or depressed. As it's a very common phenomenon. i suggest you need more encouragement.
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