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Feeding calculator

Suggested bottle amounts and feeds per day by age.

Educational estimates only β€” not medical advice. Growth uses WHO/CDC curves. Always check with your pediatrician.

Weight refines the estimate for babies under 6 months.

Results

3–6 months

About 120–180 ml per feed

About 5–7 feeds per day

Educational estimate only. Not a diagnosis or care plan.

Bottle feeding amounts vary by age, appetite, and whether your baby is breastfed, formula-fed, or both. This calculator shows typical ranges used in public health guidance.

Under six months, weight can refine the estimate. Always follow hunger cues and your clinician's advice for your baby.

Frequently asked questions

How much should my baby drink per feed?
Newborns often take small volumes frequently; older babies take larger feeds fewer times per day. Ranges widen with age.
Does weight change the estimate?
For babies under six months, optional weight can adjust suggested volumes. After solids start, bottles vary more by appetite.
Breast vs bottle?
This tool focuses on bottle amounts. Nursing patterns differ β€” try our nursing consultant for session length and frequency.
Do I need an account?
No. Save to your chart only when you choose to sign in.
Is this medical advice?
No β€” educational ranges only. Confirm amounts with your pediatrician, especially for premature or medically complex babies.

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