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NoDoctor's answer:
For babies who are artificially fed, during the newborn period, they are fed milk 6-7 times a day. Within the first 2 weeks, each feeding is 50-100 milliliters, and after 2 weeks, each feeding is 70-120 milliliters. For babies aged 1-3 months, they are fed milk 6 times a day, with each feeding being about 130 milliliters. For babies aged 4-6 months, they are fed milk 4-5 times a day, with each feeding being 150-180 milliliters. After this, as complementary foods are added, the daily milk intake can be adjusted according to the amount of complementary food the baby consumes. As the intake of complementary foods increases, the amount of milk should be correspondingly reduced. By the time the baby is 1 year old, they can already eat quite a bit of complementary foods, and generally, drinking 600-700 milliliters of milk per day is sufficient.