hi my fifth month is going and my baby has less weight what i can do for baby's weight
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i would get on some sort of birth control. this sounds like a hormone thing. your body is trying to regulate itself again and birth control would even out the hormones. infants like adults sometimes need help to go but if they feed regularly and drink extra water the incidence should be monomial so if you are worried just give your infant 4 oz of nursery water a day in addition to milk. see more... Hello Lhizs Shity,



  

Infants aged> 6 months already need other foods as a complement to breast milk to meet their daily nutritional needs. Some mothers encounter problems that their children have difficulty eating or do not want other foods besides breast milk. Causes of children having difficulty eating include:







Babies teething, feeling ache and pain in the gums especially when chewing makes children avoid solid / hard food  

Rejecting new foods, babies feel strange seeing the shape / appearance or taste of new foods that you introduce  

Sprue  

The baby is too full because it is given milk / milk  

Other health problems



Some ways you can do to encourage children to go back to eating are:







Try to use natural processed ingredients, not instant foods  

Make food softer or in the form of porridge  

Introduce types of food one by one, do not be too often struggling to change food at first  

Limit consumption of milk / breast milk or give milk / milk after the child has finished eating his portion  

Give praise when the child wants to eat  

Encourage your child to eat with other children who have a good appetite, so that it triggers his appetite



Take your child to the doctor if you feel weight loss, bowel movement patterns, and delayed development. Thus the explanation from me, may be useful. dear riaan
<br/>if you are generally overweight then it is a good idea to use an energy-reduced, low-fat, high-fibre diet (click on 'diet' at the top of this page, 'weight loss', ‘balanced diet’ and then on 'slimming diet' for a copy of such a diet), but there is no specific diet that will only make you lose weight on your tummy. doing targeted exercises like situps and some cardio exercises (e.g. brisk walking, cycling, swimming, skipping, etc) to assist overall weightloss, will help to tighten the muscles of the tummy and improve your appearance.
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<br/>dietdoc dear marv<br>because this is just as much of a problem as losing weight, i wrote a number of articles on the subject of gaining weight. click on &#39;diet&#39; and &#39;view old diet & food site&#39; and read the articles on &#39;to gain weight i & ii&#39;. this info should help you. it is also a good idea to join a good gym and ask the instructor to work out a programme that builds muscle - mainly weight training and you can try one of the protein supplements - ask at your chemist.<br>good luck<br>dietdoc green veggies! your developing baby needs folic acid for his or her spine to be perfect. the darker green the better especially spinach. i don't remember avoiding any fruits or veggies just wash them first. congrats and goodluck! a low dose of a fiber supplement may help "bind" the stool and make it firmer. see more... dear jm<br>caffeine does not slow down weightloss. in fact it can raise your basic metabolic rate slightly because it is after all, a stimulant. so i think that has happened here is that you had very dramatic weightloss during the first 2 weeks, but that you have now slowed down to a steady loss rate. it is perfectly normal to lose about 0,5 kg per week and slow, but steady weightloss is preferable to a rapid loss which can lead to just as rapid a regain. so stick to your diet and persevere. if you feel up to it, try and do some physical activity like going for a walk once a day for about 30 min. start slowly and then increase how fast and far you walk as you lose more weight and get fitter.<br>hang in there<br>dietdoc there is no correct answer to this, it also depends on birth weight and in general a baby should triple his/her birthweight at 1 yr of age. boys generally weigh a little more. generally weight at 1 yr between 17 and 24 lbs Hello Triana,



  

Thank you for the question.











It should be understood several things related to your condition:



  

First, when the womb is only 10 weeks old, the size of the fetus is still very small, which is around 3.1 cm in length and weighs around 4 grams. Therefore, at this age, the uterus is still embedded in the pelvic cavity, so there is no apparent enlargement of the abdomen. The stomach will only appear to enlarge after the uterus soils up to the pelvic cavity, which usually begins when the gestational age is 12 weeks, or more. Therefore, it is very natural that at this time your stomach does not appear to be enlarged.



  

Second, dizziness and a stomach that feels mules and cramps during pregnancy are usually normal due to hormonal influences. Other factors, such as anemia, hypotension, dehydration, lack of nutrition, lack of sleep, lack of movement, activity fatigue, stress, heart problems, viral or bacterial infections, dyspepsia, and various other diseases can also make dizziness worse. Cramps and heartburn in your stomach can also be aggravated by digestive infections, inflammation of the intestine, the influence of certain types of food or drinks, too much heavy lifting, exhausting physical activity, urinary tract infections, muscle cramps, and many other possibilities.



  

Third, your condition generally does not require special management, as long as it appears with a reasonable intensity. You can regularly control your pregnancy to the doctor or obstetrician every 1 month to assess the health of yourself and the fetus in your womb. That way, it can also be evaluated, whether your complaints at this time are still reasonable, or related to an illness. In the meantime, you can make your complaint first by:







Regularly rest, 6-8 hours every day  

Drink water and eat a variety of balanced nutritionally valued foods more  

Expand also eat fruit and vegetables  

Not too sudden to change the position of the body, do it carefully, if necessary ask for help from others around you  

Don't over-exert physical activity, especially during the day outside the room  

Wisely managing stress and emotions  

Do not smoke, do not consume alcohol  

Do not carelessly take medication during pregnancy  

Compress the stomach that is uncomfortable with warm water



Hope this helps ...