Properly feeded or not

definitely ur baby will get adequate milk .. keep feeding ur baby ..

definitely ur baby will get adequate milk .. keep feeding ur baby ..

if he is not fed properly he'll cry cos of hunger. stop worrying n enjoy the best phase of life. happy motherhood.

Feed your baby within 2 hrs and make sure it lasts upto half an hour every time, upto one moth After that he will ask for milk whenever he needed

He will cry or suck his own fingers like that at check his wet diapers. Ensure that he urinate upto or more than 10 times a day

He will cry or suck his own fingers like that at check his wet diapers. Ensure that he urinate upto or more than 10 times a day

Jab baby ki pet bhar jate hato wo sucking krna band krdete h aur so jate h ap usse pehle ek do bar jagah k dekhe k eo pee rha h ya nhi agar nhi to usse sone de 7 days baby cant suck his finger in my case i also confused k mere baby full milk lerahi h ya nhi agar baby 7 se 10 bar urine karta h to uska pet bhar raha h dont worry ab usse milk har 2 hr k baad baad kr k dete rahe even baby soke rahe tab bhi

feed ur baby every 2-3 hrly.. even if baby is sleeping.... ensure baby is passing urine more then 6 times a day... breast milk is always enough for baby....

Babies cry do to several reasons, not just hunger so that's not a very good indicator of hunger. that said, babies also would want to suckle for comfort sometimes... even if they are full. I have two kids and I have always stuck to two indicators whenever o was in doubt - weight gain, which should be consistent (10-18 grams... at least 10 gas in the first few months) and no. of times he/she urinates (at least 8-10 times). If the baby is slightly on the lighter side when it comes to weight, feed him/her more frequently. The more frequently he/she drinks, the more you shall produce. Docs always advice this! trust me, this works! To check the urination, you'll have to keep the baby in cloth nappies for a few days... cumbersome but worth the effort ... at least to allay unnecessary doubts and fears. Finally, never doubt your lactation capability, every mother naturally lactate, just be confident and we'll informed. I know it is a tough phase, if been through it twice.. but all will become better... take it one day at a time... wish you the best! hugs!!

one more thing... let the baby suckle as much as it wants before you switch sides. A rule of thumb is at least twenty minutes. Try to avoid baby falling asleep as soon as it latches as due to comfort some drift off to sleep. Wake it up and try again. Ensure the any has completed one side fully. The breast would be lighter and softer when nearly empty. Try and express/press the breast while the baby feeds if they have become hard... it eases the let down and it becomes easier for baby to suckle too. there is a website called kellymoms. do refer it for such doubts. it's really good.. worked for me! :)

my baby is 5 months old can i give any other out side food