There are individual differences in the amount of milk intake of children, and breastfeeding or formula feeding needs to be analyzed according to the needs of different age groups.
Infants within 3 months of age can generally breastfeed on demand, and the amount of milk for each feeding may not be fixed, and should be fed according to the actual needs of the baby.
As the age of the month grows, the regularity of the child’s milk drinking is getting stronger and stronger, and after 3 months of age, the amount can generally reach 150~200ml each time, and the milk is fed once every 3-4 hours or so.
6-month-old babies can gradually increase complementary foods according to their actual situation, and gradually give up night milk, and gradually transition from on-demand feeding to regular feeding. The daily milk amount is about 80~200ml/time.
There are individual differences in specific feeding regimens for children, so it is recommended that a personalized feeding regimen be developed in the pediatric outpatient clinic.