Patient's question:
NoDoctor's answer:
1. When feeding at night, just turn on the table lamp or a dimly lit light, and try to feed the child a small amount that won't cause them to cry. After feeding, quickly comfort the child to sleep.2. Gradually increase the time interval between feedings, reduce the amount gradually, and eventually wean them off. Reduce the feeding frequency by 1-2 times every 2-3 days. As the number of feedings and the amount consumed decrease slowly, the child will naturally reduce the frequency of seeking milk.
3. While reducing the number of feedings, increase the amount of solid food.
4. Increase the baby's physical activity during the day and add a snack at night. If the baby isn't hungry, they won't wake up to drink milk.