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My baby birth weight was 2.75kg and at 1month 11days he was 3.8kg...now at 2months 24days he is 4.65kg but the difference is after first vaccine doctor said it's a good weight gain and I stopped force feeding him at night if I try he gets disturbed with his sleep and starts crying...now is this weight gain proper at 2months 24days with 4.65kg ?
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Weight gain is adequate
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Dr. Mounica Gudavalli
Pediatrician
7 yrs exp
Vijayawada
Weight gain is adequate for that age , don’t worry try to give feeds on demand only ..
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Dr. Rahul Raosaheb Raut
Pediatrician
8 yrs exp
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Firstly if you are giving breast feeding give demand feeding..
if baby after taking feed sleeps for 1 -2 hr quitely/ urine 5- 6 times a day .. nd gaining weight it’s adequate feeding ..
Generally babies in first three months gain 20-30 gm per day .. at the end of 5 months babies wt should be double the birth weight..
In your case it’s adequate weight gain ..
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