The amount of milk for a 6-month-old baby is usually around 150~210mL at a time, and may vary due to the different developmental conditions and feeding habits of babies. In the medical field, there is no strict regulation on the amount of milk for 6-month-old babies, and there are some variations in feeding due to their different physical and growth conditions. Generally speaking, the amount of milk for 6-month-old babies is usually around 150~210mL per feeding. As babies usually need to add complementary foods for feeding around 6 months, some children may have less, and their feeding amount is acceptable as long as it is within the acceptable range of the baby, and there is no abnormal behavior, such as vomiting and crying, and the amount of milk needs to be adjusted according to the baby’s feeding performance in a timely manner. If you have any other questions, please consult your doctor.