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How Often Should Newborns Be Fed?

The frequency of feeding can vary based on the newborn's condition. Typically, newborns are fed every 2-3 hours. However, for babies with neonatal disorders, more frequent feedings may be necessary to ensure they receive adequate nutrition.

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