8 month old baby's daily milk intake

Babies grow very fast. In the blink of an eye, he is already 8 months old. At this time, the baby can be gradually fed with complementary foods. Of course, the baby still needs a certain amount of breast milk or formula, but the amount of milk should be reduced continuously during this period. So, how much milk does an 8-month-old baby need in a day? Today we will introduce some relevant knowledge, hoping it will be helpful to parents.

1. The amount of milk a day for an 8-month-old baby

Depending on the baby's individual situation, in addition to adding two meals of complementary food at 8 months, the amount of milk he drinks each time a day should be about 150 ml.

2. What complementary foods can 8-month-old babies eat?

At 8 months old, babies enter the chewing stage. You don’t need to mash the food into a puree. It will be more interesting for babies if you leave some chewy parts. Starting from 8 months, babies can eat porridge, soft noodles, beef, deep-sea fish, egg custard, etc.

1. The method of making cod vegetable rice noodles is very simple. After peeling and debone the cod, wash it clean. Touch it carefully with your hands to make sure there are no fish bones. Steam it in a steamer and crush it.

2. Tomato juice: Put ripe tomatoes into boiling water, take them out, peel them, put them in a cup (bowl), crush the tomatoes with a spoon to get the juice.

3. Banana (apple) puree: Wash and peel the bananas (apples) (cut and core them), use a spoon to scrape them into a puree, and feed them to the baby while scraping.

The above is all the content that the editor has prepared for everyone about how much milk an 8-month-old baby should drink in a day, and what complementary foods an 8-month-old baby can eat. I hope that mothers who have doubts about this can get some help from it. Of course, in addition to the several types of complementary foods listed by the editor, there are many other complementary foods that babies can eat, and mothers can find out for themselves.