🍼 Baby Milk Intake Guide (Easy Reference for Parents) Ever wondered if your baby is drinking enough milk? You’re not alone 💕 Here’s a gentle, realistic milk intake guide to help you feel more confident — not pressured. 👶 0–1 month: 30–90 ml per feed | 8–12 feeds/day 👶 1–2 months: 90–120 ml per feed | 7–8 feeds/day 👶 2–3 months: 120–150 ml per feed | 6–7 feeds/day 👶 3–4 months: 150–180 ml per feed | 5–6 feeds/day 👶 4–6 months: 180–210 ml per feed | 4–6 feeds/day ✨ Gentle reminders: • These

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🍼✨ Baby Milk Feeding Guide (0–12 months) ✨👶 Every baby grows at their own pace, but here’s a simple milk chart to guide you through those first precious months 💕 👉 0–1 month: 30–60ml (1–2oz), 8–12 feeds/day 👉 1–2 months: 60–90ml (2–3oz), 7–8 feeds/day 👉 2–4 months: 90–120ml (3–4oz), 6–7 feeds/day 👉 4–6 months: 120–180ml (4–6oz), 5–6 feeds/day 👉 6–8 months: 180–210ml (6–7oz), 4–5 feeds/day 👉 8–12 months: 210–240ml (7–8oz), 3–4 feeds/day 💡 Remember: ✔️ Breastmilk or formula = baby’s main

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