For premature babies who suddenly stop breastfeeding, you can try changing the feeding position. If this doesn’t work, you should consult a doctor or a childcare professional as soon as possible to determine if it’s due to physiological reasons and to receive timely treatment.

A 28-week premature baby showing signs of loss of appetite, not crying, and not making a scene may be experiencing symptoms of dyspepsia. It is recommended to feed the baby every two to three hours, perform clockwise massage around the navel to aid digestion, observe if the belly is bloated, and if necessary, supplement with probiotics for adjustment.