Patient's question:
Is there a time interval for newborns to breastfeed? How often should they be fed? I haven't learned about this before, so I'd like to know.Doctor's answer:
Newborns are breastfed on demand, generally without a set schedule. You can offer breast milk whenever the child needs it, usually every 2-3 hours. Newborns generally have lower immunity, so it's a good idea to give them more boiled water. Pay attention to keeping them warm, adjusting their clothing according to the indoor temperature, and dressing them in more layers to prevent them from catching a cold. Also, maintain good hygiene and bathe the child every day.