Patient's question:
Every time, they drink 120 to 150 milliliters of milk powder, but recently, they have only been drinking 60 to 90 milliliters each time. They don't know if it's because they are full, and they don't know what to do. The kind of assistance they are looking for: They hope experts can help resolve this issue, and they need to eat...Doctor's answer:
Let's guess whether they are full or not. When feeding the child, it is still necessary to leave a little bit. If the child has finished drinking, it might mean that the child is not yet full. At two months old, 120ml of milk is relatively normal.Suggestions: If the child is not drinking milk now, you should check whether there are the following situations. First, has the child recently shown any signs of illness, such as a fever? Second, have you changed the formula? Third, besides the nipple, have you periodically boiled it with hot water? Fourth, does the child look for breast milk after finishing drinking formula?
The above is advice for the question "recently hasn't been drinking much milk." I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!