Patient's question:
My daughter just turned three months old. She started being bottle-fed from the third month, and now her milk intake per meal is between 60-120, with 60-90 being more common. However, she was already able to eat this much as early as one month old, and only eats six or seven times a day. I wonder if this is normal, and how can I increase her milk intake?Doctor's answer:
The baby is 3 months old. Each time, 60-70 milliliters of formula milk. It has been going on for half a month. If the baby is in good spirits and has no digestive problems; the number of breast-feeding sessions has not increased. Because the baby's growth and development have slowed down compared to before, leading to a decrease in energy needs. This is a physiological issue. A period of weaning. If the baby has digestive problems, such as vomiting, diarrhea, etc., it is considered to be caused by digestive issues. You can give the baby intestinal probiotics to promote digestion and absorption.