@your.breast_friend: Did you know that a breastfed baby rarely needs more than 4 ounces of breastmilk at a time? (1 month+) Average feeding volumes per feeding by age: Day 1 (0-24 hours): 2-10ml Day 2 (24-48 hours): 10-20ml Day 3 (48-72 hours): 20-30ml Days 4-5 (72-96 hours): 30-60ml Week 2-3: 60-90ml 1-6 months: 90-120ml If your breastfed baby doesn’t seem satisfied after these amounts, consider HOW they get the bottle! PACE FEEDING is very important when bottle feeding! Pace feeding mimics feeding at the breast and prevents a baby from taking the bottle too quickly. It should take a baby 10-15 minutes to take a bottle! This will help prevent over feeding and give baby a chance to get that signal to their brain that they are full (this can take up to 20 minutes)! It is also important to follow baby’s hunger cues!! These max volume numbers are not a hard cut off! If baby is still showing hunger cues, especially after pace feeding, they may need more! I would suggest giving additional SMALL increments until baby seems satisfied! Drop your questions or comments below!! 👇🏻 Note: this is specifically for breastfed babies!! Formula fed babies may need higher volumes depending on their age! #bottlefeeding #breastfeeding #newborn #newbornstomachsize #newbornfeeding #lactation #lactationconsultant

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