Is It Normal for a Preemie to Not Be Able to Lift Their Head at Three Months Old?

At three months old, a preemie is unable to lift their head, has difficulty drinking water without choking, leans to one side, and does not smile much. Besides possible nutritional deficiencies and anemia, developmental delays should be considered. It is recommended to undergo a brain MRI to check the brain development and try supplementing with licorice zinc and iron-fortified oral liquid. Pay attention to adding complementary foods in a reasonable manner. It is advised to seek treatment from a professional hospital.
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Is It Normal for a Premature Baby to Have Hard Stools?

My baby, a premature infant at 325 days, is now two months old and on a mixed feeding regimen. Before, she had bowel movements once or twice every one to two days. Four to five days ago, the frequency increased to two or three times a day. Three days ago, I accidentally gave her the wrong formula, which was meant for pregnant women. In the past two days, the bowel movements have increased to six or seven times a day. I want to know what the cause might be and how to resolve it.
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