infants






 

Question by  carina75 (33)

How much should a one-month-old be eating?

 
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Answer by  lilian (397)

If breastfeeding, your baby will let you know when s/he needs to eat. S/he should eat every 2-3 hours. S/he will stop sucking and refuse the breast when done. If on formula, s/he will eat 2-3 ounces every couple of hours. You know s/he is well fed if s/he has around 7-10 wet diapers and 2-3 bowel movements per day.

 
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Answer by  jsteiny03 (346)

A 1 month old will be eating anywhere from 2-4 ounces of formula every 2-4 hours. If breatfeeding the 1 month old will be eating closer to the every 2 hour mark. These are just averages and can change depending on the baby.

 
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Answer by  Brett (7986)

Generally a one month old should be eating approximately 15-20 ounces of milk a day. Obviously they are WAY to young for solids, so it's just milk at this age.

 
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Answer by  Melissa101010 (4405)

Really it depends on your child. If you are breastfeeding or bottle feeding. Most of the time at one month old the baby is only drinking 4-5 ounces every 3-4 hours.

 
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Answer by  PJAGANI (231)

One month old infant's calory req. Is approx. 500k cal/day should be given by breast feeding only. 2. 2gms protiens/kg. ,66. 7 mg calcium/kg,50 mg phosphorus/kg, and 6. 7 mg mg/kg is daily requirements.

 
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