Milk consumption for newborn babies If your baby can maintain milk consumption every 3 hours, you can calculate the amount of milk consumed in a day based on the amount of milk consumed each time. Generally, the amount of milk for a 1-3 month old baby is 500ml-750ml per day, divided into 8 times, 60-90ml each time. The amount of milk each baby eats varies and should be decided on an individual basis. Breastfeeding promotes breastfeeding on demand, the amount of milk can be adjusted automatically and the baby will not gain weight too fast. Manual feeding of babies is often prone to overfeeding and making babies gain too much weight. Babies who are too fat in infancy are prone to obesity, hypertension, diabetes and other adult chronic diseases in adulthood. Therefore, it is not the fatter the baby is, but the proper weight gain is the best feeding effect. within 1 month of age, some babies sleep for a long time at night and need to be woken up for breastfeeding. within 1 month of age, the interval between breastfeeding at night should not exceed 4 hours, which can avoid the occurrence of hypoglycemia in babies, in addition to promoting breast milk secretion. after 1 month, the interval between breastfeeding at night can be extended, if If the baby does not wake up, there is no need to wake him/her up for breastfeeding. The best way to determine if your baby is full is to see if your baby’s weight gain is normal. Your baby will gain about 1 kg per month for the first 3 months of life. Feed your baby once every 2-3 hours during the day, and once every 4-5 hours at night if you sleep well. At 2 months of age, artificially fed babies are fed about 120 ml of milk per feeding and can be fed once every 3-4 hours, with a daily milk intake of 500 ml-750 ml. Milk intake for 3-4 month old babies The baby’s weight increases by 450g-750g per month indicating reasonable feeding. The milk intake for artificially fed babies is 700ml-800ml per day, but it is not absolute and varies from person to person. The amount of milk for babies aged 7-12 months is 800 ml of breast milk or formula for babies aged 7-8 months, and they should eat milk 4-5 times a day. times, but the amount of milk is best to ensure 700ml-800ml per day. Milk is a good source of protein and calcium, so do not reduce milk intake by increasing the number of meals with other foods. There are individual differences in the amount of milk fed and the amount of food eaten, and the amount and frequency of feedings can be adjusted according to your baby’s growth and development. 600ml-800ml of milk per day for 11-12 month olds.