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Newborns do not need 4 oz! Their tiny stomach is roughly the size of a large walnut. It can't hold 4 oz in one sitting. Usually the baby will stop when full, and let you know when hungry. If she's sucking her hands and lot, that's a sign she might be getting hungry. Formula babies generally eat everything 3/4 hours, or about 7/8 times in 24 hours. Here's how to estimate by weight what they need.

I I did not yet give a formula to her.Actually, my last period is last Feb 02 butt until now my period did not came back yet. W what is that mean? I am not fully breastfeedingbut I did not give yet a formula. To my daughter.

There's some garbage in everything like baby food and mostly everything we eat. Pretty sure that wasn't her question so I guess if people can t answer it they should t respond. She said she isn't going to breastfeed pretty clear there that she won't be going to a.

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Amount and Schedule of Formula Feedings After the first few days, your formula-fed newborn will take from 2 to 3 ounces (60–90 ml) of formula per feeding and will eat every three to four hours on average during her first few weeks. (Breastfed infants usually take smaller, more frequent feedings than formula-fed infants.) During the first month, if your baby sleeps longer than four to five hours and starts missing feedings, wake her up and offer a bottle.

Make sure you follow instructions on the tin to the t and get the correct formula for age. And of course thoroughly clean and sterilise bottles, boobies keep milk nice and clean, bottles not so much.

Ya I agree I wonder how long I'm going to continue my period cuz I breastfeed nd give formula at night nd I've had my period since the10 th and still haven't stopped so 18 days lol

Oh and if you plan on breastfeeding, all the things for that.

hello, i instoled coper t bfore 2 month but this month my period not coming it is i pregnet or what?

My baby is a month old and she eats formula the smell of hers is terrible in my opinion and she's a messy one it's always getting In her triple chins and the spit up and it smells so bad!! I wash I scrub under there but it's not going away! Tips on how to make it smell better and how to get it all out?

Got my "MS-mimic" blood test results back. I'm really wondering if that MS specialist neuro I saw last week cares in the least about getting things right. He seems to have a number of wrong ideas. He thinks that the McDonald criteria REQUIRE MRI lesions for diagnosis, that Lhermitte's is not Lhermitte's if it doesn't shock you down your spine, and now he appears to have gotten the formula wrong for sed rate. My sed rate was 33, which was flagged high.

So my little Hannah has been getting breast milk, formula, jar food and of course the occasional sneaked table food. She has two full cut teeth and I am slowly weaning her from the breast. Down to feeding on just one breast now. But she doesn;t seem to want to. Do I let her decide or me?

I wouldn't give a 2 month old anything but formula or breast milk. They arent supposed to sleep through the night at 8 weeks old.. some do but they form sleep patterns on their own. You shouldnt give them things to make them sleep. I'd def ask the pediatrician before I listened to anyone else.

I would only give formula if you do not pump enough. Otherwise if you are away from your baby for an extended period of time then your milk may decrease since breastfeeding turns into an suppy by demand. Most states have laws saying that a working mom is to be given the time needed for pumping throught the work day.

I'll be breastfeeding, the antibodies and nutrients that your baby gets while breastfeeding can't be repeated in formula, it's so so much better for the baby to breastfeed. It's a GREAT bonding experience, so rewarding and it helps most mommy's lose a ton of weight. I had my son breastfed exclusively for 2 weeks and was below my prepregnancy weight by then, with no change in diet or exercise. It was soo great.

Blankets for sure and pacifier if your using them. The hospital normally gives you diapers and wipes. Also normally they supply formula if your formula feeding but thats only while you're in there.

My birth center supplies diapers, wipes, formula if you choose to bottle feed. They provide a generic diaper bag. For moms they give you disposable underwear, big pads(come in handy!) I always pack like I'm taking a mini vaca. And for baby a couple outfits, blanket for going home, socks.

t been getting none so I have her on gerber the orange formula but last week she started getting bad diarrhe from it so the dr said try soy milk so we switched her to that and today she's been spitting up every time she drinks t so she's back to gerber and sometimes breast milk, can switching so much be a reason?

On 4/15/16 I had an emergency csection and got eclampsia after I delivered. I had the full 6 weeks of postpartum bleeding but got my period 1 day after it stopped. I'm pretty sure it was my period due to the symptoms and flow. It lasted about a week and now, a week later, it's starting again. I am breastfeeding and supplementing with formula so I figured it would return fairly fast but not this soon or frequent. Has anybody else experienced this?

ve been seeing the symptoms consistent with low T for the last 2 years, despite making lifestyle changes such as getting more active and eating better, and not overeating. I get a fairly balanced diet, not lacking in anything as far as i can tell. The doc had me on Andriol for this time period as well, but i have yet to notice any changes. What i'm wondering, is some of my buddies have suggested i try a booster such as "test freak" to help with it.

It's normal to start period and then stopped while fully breastfeeding? I am 10 days late period, my husband and i had an interccourse without using any contraceptives but he always did a pullout or withdrawal method? Help me please.

Congratulations! Mine was NICU baby too and he used to spit up all the time and used to get really upset with it. Turned out to be reflux. Because we had feeding problems we went on formula and chose an anti-reflux formula and he was fine after that. If he's not getting upset with it I wouldn't worrytoo much, maybe just slow him down when feeding by taking little breaks and burping him.

they say 40 weeks from your last period - you don;t actually get pregnant until week 3 of that time.

Nope - formula fed bubs sometimes go days without a BM. Then they suddenly have a day where its the ONLY thing they do lol.

Babies who are 6 months should be eating 6-8oz at a time and 6-9 feedings in a 24 hour period. The 12 hours is ok for her but she willhave to eat more formula in the day. Cereal has added iron and to much can make you get sick easier, veggies are more important then cereal too. SHe should be comsuming 25-32oz a day so she is way behind on nutrition. If the cereal is casuing her to not eat formula then she will need to come off it.

Sounds like you're pretty set to me, I packed the bare minimum since the hospital provides mostly every thing, and I'm taking an extra bag with me bc most hospitals have stuff like diapers, baby t-shirts and formula and what not that you are allowed to take home (you can empty out the bassinet daily most places), so I plan to stock up on it all.

my left eye is literally swollen shut don,t have the slightest clue what it could be

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