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My daughter is a little older than your son and is only 13lbs 9oz, she is 15 weeks old, I don't think your son is small, people don't realize how small babies really are when they are this age!View Thread





I was actually having the same issue with my DD, I talked to the Doctor about it, She said most likely they are going through a growth spurt and you need to give them extra, not necissarily baby food, have either of you tried to give them formula? That worked for DD, she is only 3 months old and now I give her a bottle in the evening and she generally only wakes once at night to eat, it turned out that she needed so much from me that my milk didn't have time to get the full fat in it so it wasn't as filling. Just a thought.
Kay (36) DF (39) DD (1-21-11, Mommy's Birthday present)View Thread
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