Patient's question:
The child is 130 days old. Within two months, they have been breastfed, and their feeding is normal. Their weight has increased from 5.7 pounds to over 8 pounds, with development being generally good. From two to four months, they only gained over 1 pound. Currently, they weigh only 10 pounds, and their daily milk intake is less than 500 milliliters, with the minimum being only 280 milliliters. Their mental state is still good.Doctor's answer:
During breastfeeding, Boma also needs to pay attention to the quality and duration of sleep. It is essential to have high-quality and sufficient sleep to improve her breast milk quality. Babies who are breastfed with such breast milk will naturally not experience developmental delays, and Boma will also feel much easier. If Boma does not pay attention to the quality and duration of sleep during lactation, the low quality of breast milk may lead to slow growth in the baby, and it may also affect the growth and development of breastfed babies.