How many milliliters of milk powder is normal for a 5 month old baby

We all know that breast milk is fed on demand, and there is a standard for artificial feeding. Many novice mothers don't know how much milk powder to feed their children, and if they drink too much, their children will be constipated and indigestible, and if they drink too little, they are worried about their children's development. So, what milliliter of milk powder does a five-month-old baby eat?

A 5-month-old baby's total milk intake of about 600ml a day is fine. In addition, in order to supplement the lack of milk nutrition, it is necessary to add complementary food to the 6-month-old baby, which is of great significance to the baby's height, weight growth, and brain development. It is recommended to control the daily feeding amount of 6-month-old babies between 800-1000ml, about 200ml each time, 4-5 times a day.

In addition, feed 2-3 times of vegetable juice (vegetable puree) or fruit juice (fruit puree), about 80ml (50g) each time, rice noodles are fed 1 time a day, 20g each time, and egg yolk 1 4 per day.

0-6 months is one of the fastest growing stages in the baby's life, and the baby's other organs are also developing rapidly, but if there is no good digestion and absorption, the nutrients needed by other organs cannot be obtained smoothly. However, the baby's gastrointestinal and digestive system only begins to work completely autonomously after birth, and it is still very weak, and its ability to digest and absorb food and excrete waste products is low. Therefore, it is easy to have digestive disorders, constipation and diarrhea, which affects the rapid growth of the baby.

The milk volume standard is based on weight gain, if the weight gain is maintained between 150-200 grams within 10 days, it is more appropriate, if it exceeds 200 grams, it must be controlled. In general, the total amount of milk should not exceed 1000ml per day, and the insufficient part should be supplemented with milk substitutes.

The complementary food that can be added to the 5-6 month old baby should be coarse granular food. Because the baby is ready to grow teeth at this time, some babies have already erupted one or two baby teeth, and they can train their baby's chewing ability by chewing food.

At the same time, this period has entered the early stage of weaning, every day you can give your baby some fish puree, whole eggs, meat puree, pork liver puree and other foods, iron and animal protein can be supplemented, and you can also give your baby to eat rotten porridge, rotten noodles and other calories. If your baby is interested in eating complementary foods, you can reduce the amount of milk you want to feed once.

Feeding your baby's milk consumption standard:

Milk volume is calculated as follows: Daily milk intake = 100 [110 body weight (kg)] 86

Simple calculation: daily milk volume = 128 ml body weight (kg).

It is normal for a five-month-old baby to eat about 200 ml of milk powder.

Five-month-old babies are fed about 200 ml of milk powder each time, and about 800 to 1000 ml of milk powder per day. Infant milk powder contains more trace elements, and the daily milk powder feeding amount is about 800 to 1000 ml. In addition, the five-month-old baby can also add some complementary foods when drinking milk powder, such as rice noodles, gruel, etc.

Generally, babies can establish their own eating routine after three months, and we need to feed them regularly at this time. Five-month-old baby. Feedings are required every 3 to 4 hours, usually 5 to 6 times a day.

The correct way to make milk powder and check the treasure

1. When brewing milk powder, choose a glass container or ceramic container with a smooth inner wall and easy to clean without potatoes.

2. When brewing milk powder, you need to master the water temperature, because too low will make the milk powder uneven, and the water temperature of brewing milk powder is recommended to be between 40-50 °C.

3. When brewing milk powder, it is recommended to add a certain amount of water first, and then add milk powder, and stir along one direction while adding milk powder, and avoid excessive force in the process of stirring.

4. If there are particles in the brewed milk powder, it should be shaken appropriately and the rock should be called to fully dissolve the particles.

5. If there is a lot of foam, you can stand still for a few minutes before feeding the child.

5-month-old babies need to drink between 750 ml and 850 ml of milk powder a day, and some babies eat a large amount of milk and can increase it to 1000 ml.

Milk powder is a powder made from the milk of cows, sheep or other animals through sterilization, skimming, dehydration, drying and other processes. Milk powder is a reprocessed product, not a raw food, it is suitable for storage, easy to carry, and added with a suitable amount of vitamins, minerals and other nutrients.

The baby of more than 5 months can also add a little supplementary food appropriately, the supplementary food that the 5-month-old baby can add is mainly rice noodles, and you can also feed the child a little vegetable puree, fruit puree, rice soup and other foods, but do not eat too much, because the baby's age is still relatively young, and the digestive function is not particularly perfect.

How to tell if your baby is full:

1. If you rely solely on breastfeeding, the baby's 24-hour urination is more than 6 times, which is a manifestation of sufficient milk and full food. If you urinate less than 5 times a day in 24 hours, it means that the milk supply is insufficient and the baby is not full. Breastfed babies have soft stools in butter and oil, and they have stools 2-4 times a day, which indicates that the milk supply is sufficient and the baby is full.

2. If the breastfed baby has a small amount of stool and has green foam stool, it means that the mother's milk is insufficient, the baby is not full, and the change in the baby's weight can often indicate whether the baby is full or hungry. Babies under 6 months of age gained an average of 600 grams per month or at least 125 grams per week. Babies older than 6 months gain an average of 500 grams of weight per month.

These indicate that the breast milk is adequate and the baby is well fed.