How many times a day should a full-month baby eat milk

A one-month-old baby's organs have developed and his digestive system is better than before. Generally speaking, it is enough to feed your baby once every two hours, but the specific feeding time and frequency should be determined based on the baby's digestion condition. Mothers can observe the amount and frequency of their baby's urine. If the baby urinates too frequently, it may be due to overfeeding. Be careful not to feed the baby too much, which will cause indigestion in the baby.

① When the baby is fifteen days to one month old , the baby can drink 60 ml to 100 ml of milk at each meal. Once your baby is one month old to two months old, he can drink about 80 ml to 120 ml of milk each time. You can feed your baby about six to seven times a day, with about four hours between each feeding. Of course, some babies may be able to drink more, but,

Do not exceed 150 ml per meal.

② A one-month-old baby usually eats every two hours , and the feeding time can be slowly extended to three hours. If the breasts are flat, it doesn't matter, the baby can eat at any time.

③When the baby grows to two to three months old , the interval between each feeding should still be four hours, but the number of feedings per day should be increased, to about five to six times a day, and the amount of milk each feeding should be between 150 ml and 200 ml. When your baby grows to three months to six months, you can still feed him five times a day, with an interval of four hours. Each feeding should not exceed 250 ml, and the total amount of feeding for the whole day should not exceed 1,000 ml. Of course, you can start feeding your baby complementary foods from four months old.

The standard of feeding a newborn

④ Parents should learn to observe the number of times the baby urinates. When the baby urinates more than six times, it means the baby is full today! If it is less than six times, then the baby may not be full today!

⑤In addition to urination, you can also observe the baby's stool. If the stool is small and green and foamy, then the baby is likely not full. When the baby has soft yellow stools and has poops about three times a day, it means the baby is full.