Breast milk is undoubtedly the best source of nutrition for your baby in the initial months of life. However, some people believe that it may not be enough for the baby's growth and development. This misconception has led many parents to introduce solid foods or formula to their baby's diet earlier than recommended. While breast milk has all the necessary nutrients, it is important to ensure that the baby is getting enough of it. Factors like the frequency and duration of feeds, the baby's age and weight, and the mother's health can affect milk supply. If you have concerns about your baby's growth, consult a pediatrician to determine if additional supplements are required.
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