Patient's question:
How much food is appropriate for a newborn to eat every day? Do I need to go to the hospital for treatment? How long will it take to recover? Please help me!Doctor's answer:
Mothers can reasonably adjust the baby's food. If the baby starts crying, they can feed some milk, but not too much, so that the baby won't digest or get a stomachache due to overeating. Typically, a one-month-old baby drinks 560 milliliters of milk per day, usually six times, with each feeding about 100 milliliters. Adjust the amount according to your baby, reducing or increasing as needed. The baby will gradually regulate its own intake to meet its specific needs, so the amount of milk intake is not fixed. When the baby shows signs of restlessness or distraction during feeding, it means he is full; when he continues to suck on the bottle without stopping, he may still be hungry.