Typically, a baby can suckle each breast for about 10 to 12 minutes to obtain more than 95% of the milk.

A 45-day-old baby boy should consume a total daily milk volume of approximately 120 to 150 milliliters per kilogram of body weight, calculated over a 24-hour period.

A 7-day-old boy weighing 3.9 kilograms, initially consuming 20-40 milliliters of milk daily, has now increased to 110 milliliters per feeding, every 3 hours, with 2-3 bowel movements daily. Fed with breast milk and formula, the question is whether this feeding schedule is normal?

Offer average milk intake recommendations for a three-month-old baby and a schedule for introducing solid foods.

How much water should a 17-month-old baby drink every day? What are the recommendations?

How much water does a 40-day-old baby need daily?

How much water does a four-month-old baby need to drink daily?

Babies fed solely on breast milk usually do not require additional water, but those on mixed feeding or in hot weather may need a moderate amount of water supplementation.

For a baby over one year old, washing their hair every 2 to 3 days is sufficient. If it’s been too long, it’s best to expose them to sunlight to prevent colds.

Mothers should breastfeed according to the baby’s needs, and the frequency may not be consistent.