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A breastfed baby may have a bowel movement once a day under normal circumstances. If the baby is crying and restless, it might indicate discomfort, and it is advisable to consult a hospital for a check-up.

A baby over 20 days old should be fed approximately 30 milliliters of breast milk each time. It is recommended to feed in small, frequent amounts to avoid overfeeding and potential digestion issues. If the baby has a poor appetite or is crying and not eating much, consider givingJianpi San, digestive aid medications, and adequate water intake. As the baby grows, gradually introduce appropriate complementary foods based on the baby’s age.

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