This is a simple way of knowing if a baby is having enough milk :
What goes in, must come out.
If the baby is having six or more wet nappies in 24 hours, she is getting enough.
Breastfeeding mums often worry about this, and when the baby asks for feeds more often, they worry that they do not have enough milk. That isn't so. Every couple of weeks, a baby will go through a growth spurt. Breast milk is a supply and demand thing. The way the baby increases milk supply as he needs more is by asking for more time on the breast. After a day or two, mum's milk supply naturally adjusts to producing more and things will get back to normal - until the next growth spurt.
Most new mums worry about feeding so its a good idea for them to join a supportive mother and baby group to chat, have coffee and to make friends and to discuss worries with others who are feeling the same way.
When you are one week pregnate the baby is not big enough to be demanding enough water to have a noticable effect on your consumption. This is not due to the baby.
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well ball python can be feed once a week .
Sometimes, but not always. Let your doctor know that you were and he/she will know what to do.
At 4 weeks you will be starting the weaning process. The dry food should also contain puppy milk topped off with enough water to make a 'baby food' consistency mix.
Pretty high. There is a lot that can be done to help a baby born at 29 weeks. He or she would need to be in an incubator for a while and have help with breathing and feeding, but the chances of survival are high
It iss recommended to start feeding an infant solid foods (baby food) at 6 months. Before then, Their stomachs are week and it make it tough for them to digest the foods.
You can breastfeed and bottle-feeding it well and wake it every 2, 3 or 4 hours to feed all day and all night.
Usually you start by dropping one feeding a week. Start with the one the baby cares least about. I would try the afternoon or evening session. I would like to know how interested you baby is in breastfeeding? or are they enjoying the bonding time? I assume they are eating plenty of normal table food... this will help the transition Good luck :-) and check out: http://www.breastfeeding-bff.com/weaning.html for more info.
welll, you would kind of see that the baby rabbits are healthy and not going after the mothers food all the time, if the mother of the babies isn't feeding them, you should take her to the vet to check if there is anything wrong with the mother. If not, she must feel left out or something or not want her babies. Might be a idea to feed the babies your self for a week or so to see how they do with out each other. Who knows ?! Try it out !
it takes a rabbit one week until they can hop or possibly two but more than likely it is one week because they are mature enough
40, because your going to need to change the diaper at least 5 times a day, also you might need more if you are feeding more to your baby or if you are constantly going out .