🍼 Baby Feeding Tracker
Log every feed — breastfeeding sessions, bottle amounts, intervals and daily totals. All in real time.
Newborns need 8–12 feeds in 24 hours — roughly every 1.5–3 hours. By 3 months, most babies settle into 7–8 feeds per day. Formula-fed babies need approximately 150 ml per kg of body weight per day in the first 6 months. Key signs of adequate feeding: 6 or more wet nappies per day and steady weekly weight gain.
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📖 Feeding Guide by Age
Every 2–3 hours · 8–12 feeds/day · 10–20 min per side · Let baby lead
Every 2–4 hours · 7–9 feeds/day · Bottle: 90–120 ml per feed
Every 3–4 hours · 5–7 feeds/day · Bottle: 120–180 ml per feed
Every 4–5 hours · 4–5 feeds/day + solids · Bottle: 150–210 ml per feed
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
How often should a newborn feed?
Every 2–3 hours — about 8–12 times in 24 hours. Breastfed babies may feed more often as breast milk digests faster than formula.
How long should breastfeeding sessions last?
10–20 minutes per side for newborns (30–45 min total). By 3–4 months, experienced feeders often finish in 5–10 minutes.
How much formula should I give?
~150 ml per kg of body weight per day, split across feeds. A 4 kg baby needs ~600 ml/day. Always follow your paediatrician's advice.
When should I worry about feeding?
Consult your doctor if: fewer than 6 wet nappies/day after day 5 · not regaining birth weight by 2 weeks · very difficult to wake for feeds · constantly fussy after feeds.