how can i increase my 5 months old baby food?she only eat 18 oz milk a day ,is that ok?
my baby girl will be 5 months old on march 16th.still she eats 18 oz milk in 24 hours.She.doesn’t start solid yet. .She doesnt wants to take more than 2oz. formula.in every feeding. I use doctor brown’s bottle, Level 2 nipple.She is 14 pounds. Is it ok the amount of milk she takes? How can i increase her food?
no she needs to be drinking more then that, she should be getting around 32-34oz of formula a day. I would talk to her doctor.
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