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8 Month Old Child, Teething, Consuming Less Food And Fluids. Should I Be Concerned?

HI I AN EIGHT MONTH OLD DAUGHTER WHO WAS BORN AT 30 WEEKS +2.I AM A LITTLE CONCEREND THAT SHE IS ONLY DRINKING 5OZ OF BOTTLE IN THE MORNING,MAYBE 1OZ AT LUNCH TIME AND ABOUT 4OZ BEFORE BED,SHE IS EATING BREAKFAST LUNCH AND DINNER BUT I ALITTLE WORRIED SHE NOT DRINKING ENOUGH.ALSO SHE IS TEETHING AT THE MOMENT
SHOULD I BE WORRIED
Thu, 23 May 2013
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Dear User,

There are no absolute normal volumes of drinking of milk at specific ages, as the intake depends upon many other factors like the weight of the baby at birth, her weight today, what type of liquids are being given, and so on. It might be a good idea to re-post another question with the added details from which I can get a better understanding of the problem.

At present, please continue with the existing feeding schedule.

-Dr. Taher
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8 Month Old Child, Teething, Consuming Less Food And Fluids. Should I Be Concerned?

Dear User, There are no absolute normal volumes of drinking of milk at specific ages, as the intake depends upon many other factors like the weight of the baby at birth, her weight today, what type of liquids are being given, and so on. It might be a good idea to re-post another question with the added details from which I can get a better understanding of the problem. At present, please continue with the existing feeding schedule. -Dr. Taher