Baby Feeding

Newborn babies seem to eat, sleep, and poop, all day, every day. But, as your baby gets older, you may be wondering how much your baby should be eating, how often, and how many ounces by age. Here we offer help with your baby feeding schedules and more!

We have separate and detailed baby feeding charts for breastfeeding babies, one for formula-fed babies, and another chart for solid food feedings. We offer recommendations by age for each stage of your baby’s first year, and we will help guide you along to help you determine if your baby is drinking enough breastmilk or formula, and help you know if your baby is eating enough too. These charts will also you plan your baby’s schedule, by offering help for feeding baby the right things at the right times, which in turn will also help your baby sleep through the night sooner rather than later.

We believe that breastmilk or formula should be your baby’s primary form of nutrition for the first year, and we’ll help you keep this in mind with these baby feeding charts too. Even after you’ve begun to offer solid foods, your baby’s milk intake should not decrease much, if at all. Also, babies are very good at self-moderation, so it is usually unnecessary to limit your baby’s milk intake for fear of him or her becoming overweight. Your baby’s growth and development depend on a large consumption of fat and calories.

Check out these helpful baby feeding charts and bookmark them for later!