How many milliliters of milk does a 70-day-old baby take? Every baby’s body is different and will have different milk needs. The average daily amount of milk is around 600-800ml. You can have 90-120ml each time and breastfeed 6-8 times a day. The exact amount you eat still needs to depend on your baby’s needs. For breastfed babies, feeding on demand is recommended. If it is formula-fed, you can feed your baby at intervals of 3-4 hours, with 90-120ml of milk each time, and the total amount of milk per day is around 600-800ml. However, this is not absolute, there are many factors affecting the amount of milk for babies, such as each baby’s physical condition is different, the absorption of milk is different, etc., the daily amount of milk will have individual differences. The amount of milk can be adjusted according to the baby’s weight gain after milk intake and whether there is bloating and vomiting after milk intake. If your baby stops crying after feeding, has no symptoms such as bloating and vomiting, has normal bowel movements, and can sleep soundly after feeding, your baby’s growth and development are normal. Growth and development are also normal, then the current amount of breastfeeding is the amount needed for the baby’s growth. If there is any abnormality, adjustments will need to be made according to the baby’s condition until it is normal.