Exclusive breast-feeding on demand
- No water
- No honey
- No bottle milk
Feed your baby whenever he/she’s hungry — which will often be, as 2-month-old babies normally eat about seven to eight times a day.
Baby shows you ready to eat by making sucking motions, moving his hand to his mouth, crying, or flexing his arms here there.
Some babies cry too much.
Avoid excess feeding your baby by keeping an eye out for the signs he’s had enough, such as stopping sucking, sleeping, or turning away.
You can probably tell that if your child wakes up after a feed, but the baby seems active between warnings, content, and feeds, he often eats well and calmly.
At this point, you’ll be able to skip a moderate feed from dinner; As your baby’s stomach capacity increases, he doesn’t feel hungry until early in the morning.
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