Feeding is one of the first ways parents connect with their baby - but it's not always easy. Some babies struggle to latch, feed too little, or spit up often. Dr. Brahma Dev Singh provides trusted infant feeding support and nutritional guidance in Siliguri, helping parents overcome common challenges during the early months.
With years of experience in newborn care, Dr. Singh helps identify what's normal, what needs correction, and how to support healthy weight gain in your baby.
Common Feeding Problems Treated
- Poor latch or weak sucking
- Refusing breast or bottle
- Excessive vomiting or spit-up
- Not gaining enough weight
- Colic or feeding-time fussiness
- Slow feeding or feeding fatigue
- Constipation or gas due to formula
What the Support Includes
- Breastfeeding technique correction
- Formula planning for babies who can’t breastfeed
- Feeding schedule guidance
- Weight monitoring
- Mild reflux management
- Diet advice for lactating mothers (if needed)
Dr. Singh's Approach
With patience and clear explanation, Dr. Singh helps you understand the root of feeding difficulties - whether it's a medical issue, a latch problem, or simply a feeding routine that needs tweaking. His goal is to ensure your baby gets enough nutrition to grow strong - and that you feel confident as a parent.
Consult Dr. Brahma Dev Singh
MBBS, MD (Pediatrics), Consultant Pediatrics & Neonatologist in Siliguri
Ensuring Safe beginnings for a healthy tomorrow
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. How do I know if my baby isn't feeding well?
If your baby feeds for too long, cries during feeding, or isn't gaining weight, it's best to consult Dr. Singh for an evaluation.
Q. I'm struggling with breastfeeding. Can I still continue?
Yes, in most cases. Dr. Singh helps correct latch and feeding positions. Formula is only recommended when necessary.
Q. My baby spits up a lot. Is this normal?
Mild spit-up is common. But if it happens frequently or affects weight gain, it may be reflux - which can be treated.
Q. Should I wake my baby to feed?
In the first few weeks, yes - every 2 to 3 hours. Dr. Singh will guide you on when it's safe to follow baby-led feeding.
Q. Can I mix breast milk and formula?
In some cases, yes. Dr. Singh will assess your baby's needs and help you plan a feeding schedule that suits both baby and mother.
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