Feed the baby frequently, including every 2 to 3 hours if needed
Ensure proper latch during breastfeeding
Offer both breasts during each feeding
Wake the baby for feeds if the baby is too sleepy to feed well
Use expressed breast milk if the baby cannot nurse effectively
Consider formula supplementation only if advised by a pediatrician
Monitor wet diapers and stools to confirm adequate intake
Keep track of weight gain with regular pediatric checkups
Treat any feeding difficulties promptly
Address tongue-tie, reflux, or other medical issues if present
Make sure the baby is not losing excessive heat during feeding
Avoid giving water, juice, or other unnecessary liquids
Follow the pediatrician’s feeding plan if the baby was premature or low birth weight
Seek urgent medical care if the baby is not feeding well, is very sleepy, or has fewer wet diapers than expected