Generally, healthy, full-term newborns receive all the calcium they need from breast milk or formula. Calcium supplements, like Calcimax+ syrup, are usually only necessary if your pediatrician has identified a specific medical need, such as low calcium levels or prematurity. I warmly recommend reaching out to your pediatrician to clarify the specific reason they recommended this for your baby. If it was prescribed by them, it is best to follow their guidance.

Please do not start any new supplements without a doctor's advice. Giving extra medicines without knowing the cause can strain your baby's system. Since she is already on Mediliv and Calcimax+ but not gaining weight, she needs a thorough evaluation by a pediatrician. The doctor will check her growth chart to rule out underlying issues like malabsorption, food intolerance, or silent infections. Instead of self-medicating, focus on offering small, frequent meals of calorie-dense natural foods like ragi, mashed bananas, khichdi with a little ghee, and continued breastfeeding or formula. Please consult her pediatrician for a safe, personalized evaluation.