How long does you LO go between feeds? (Daytime)
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My girl is fed every 3 hours in the day mainly because she sleeps through the night so goes 10-12 hours without a feed. She also usually only has around 5oz (this started recently, she was only taking around 4) and wasn’t gaining weight correctly otherwise I would have moved her to 3.5-4 hours around now I think
6oz every 4ish hours. 7oz for last feed and first feed as he don’t feed through the night
Our little boy has 6 x 6oz bottles throughout the day usually 2 hourly but he has a long nap in the afternoon so goes around 3ish hours for that feed. Has his first around 8 am and last between 7 and 8 pm x
7oz every 4 hours first feed around 8am last feed 8pm sleeps through to 7/8am
My little boy is 4 and half months with CMPA. He has a 6oz bottle every four hours ish! Unless he cries for it earlier. Sometimes we can go a little longer if we’re out and about but it’s usually between 3 and half and 4 hours! He has one at 4am in the morning then 8am, 12,4pm and then his last one at 8pm where he will then go to bed at 8:45/9:00 and sleep till 4am. He doesn’t always take his 6oz some times he only takes 4oz but doctors have said it’s fine because it’s not 50% less than what his normal is if that makes sense. Xx
5oz ish evey 2.5-3 hours for us. She only manages 6 when she wakes up and thats not consistently
My little boy is every 4 hours but sometimes a bit earlier than that. He's on 8oz during the day but 9oz first thing in the morning and last bottle of day and sleeps through x
My little girl is still every 3 hours, has been since she was about 1 month old, but she's now on 8oz. She has 5 bottles a day starting around 9 am (just after she wakes up) and last around 8pm (just before she goes down for the night).. she will sometimes be happy to go 4 hours if we're out etc, but we stick to 3 hours as best as we can. Otherwise, we wouldn't fit them all in! (She's on aptamil and has the recommended amount for her age/weight but doesn't always finish the bottle).