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Is My Baby Getting Enough Breast Milk How do I know if my baby is getting enough breast milk A baby having only mother's milk
and nothing else (no water) who urinates at least 6 times in a period of
24 hours is getting enough breast milk.
Why do many mothers complain of insufficient breast milk? The mother should consider the number of times the child passes urine before deciding that the child is not getting enough milk. She often makes a wrong assumption that she is not producing enough milk in the following situations:
Yes, adequate weight gain is an indication
that the baby is getting enough breast milk. It is a common misconception
that the baby must gain at least two pounds, or one kilo, per month.
Some normal babies may gain only half of that, or even less and still look
(and be) very healthy.
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