Patient's question:
BB is more active in May, she only knows how to drink milk and not eat other things. Can feeding her seven times a day be sufficient for her? How can we know if she is full? For urination and defecation, she has two to three bowel movements a day, sometimes they are looser, and sometimes they are thicker. Is this normal? Possibly, please ask if this is serious? Will it affect the child? What situations should we pay attention to in the future?Doctor's answer:
Hello, it's a pleasure to assist you: To determine if your baby is well-fed, you can observe changes in their weight, which can effectively indicate whether their appetite is appropriate. Therefore, it's important to weigh your baby regularly. Even if your baby's appetite is small and they appear thinner than other babies, as long as their growth curve remains within the normal range, there is no need to worry. If you are concerned about your baby not eating enough, first check their mood. If their mood is similar to usual, it generally suggests that their health is not a problem. It is recommended to continue observing your baby for a while longer, as they may eat more as they grow.