Everything has an epistemological opposite, but it doesn't always exist objectively. For example, the opposite of dog, epistemologically speaking, is not-dog. This doesn't mean a creature actually exists that is not a dog AND is the opposite of a dog. Most living things don't have opposites.
A breastfed baby should gain between four and seven ounces every week during the first month of life. The first six months of life the baby should gain one to two pounds per month. Then, from six months to one year the average growth rate is one pound per month.
My 14month old baby girl birth weight is 2.8kg and was born by normal way. 10. Get help from a doctor now âº. No: Weight gain should be three times birth weight by the time baby is one year old. And then increase at a slower rate. However premies and lbw babies tend to gain more weight in first year. Either way, your baby is not gaining weight the way she is supposed to be.