Patient's question:
The baby is three and a half months old and seems to be clearly not getting enough milk during the day. Should I add formula? How should I add it, and what should I pay attention to?Past treatment history and effectiveness: None
What kind of help do I need: What should I pay attention to?
Doctor's answer:
The baby is two months old, and the milk supply is not yet sufficient. It is indeed necessary to provide digestive formula promptly, otherwise it may easily affect the baby's growth and development. Especially in the first three months, it is crucial for the baby's growth and development.I suggest you start with yourself first. You can try some traditional folk remedies to boost milk production, such as eating stewed pig trotters, which can help with milk flow. This way, you can meet the baby's needs. After all, breast milk is easier for the baby to digest than formula.
Next, decide on the formula. Based on your family's budget, you can choose the appropriate tier. When feeding, it's best to alternate between formula and breast milk. This way, the baby can gradually adjust, and it will also prevent them from developing a preference for one over the other.