It is reasonable for babies to be fed every few hours

Newborns are generally about one and a half hours to two hours, feeding a milk mainly depends on the child, the amount of milk each time, if your child drinks milk for a long time, then the child may not be hungry easily, so parents do not need to feed the child very frequently. Generally, you need to feed milk eight to 12 times a day, and some children drink less milk each time, so the number of milk drinks will be very large, and some children will drink less milk if they drink more milk.

Different children need to drink milk differently, for example, some children may be able to eat more if they are macrosomia, so parents also have to feed their children many times. However, some children, if they are weaker or thinner, may not drink much milk every day. Generally, the child will push the mother away after drinking the milk, or tell the mother that he has drunk enough by crying, so the mother should not breastfeed the child, otherwise the child is easy to spit up when sleeping.

Drinking milk itself should be judged according to the child's physical condition, not to feed the child too much, but not to feed the child too little, otherwise it will have a certain impact on the child's body. Newborns must be fed more breast milk, because the nutrients in breast milk will be more comprehensive, and it can also protect the child's health. You can also choose to feed your child water once after two feedings, which can also help your child's body.

It is recommended that newborns should not choose some milk powder, because milk powder is not as nutritious as everyone thinks, and newborns may not be able to absorb the nutrients in milk powder, which may lead to the phenomenon of obesity in children. Breastfeeding can make the child grow better, and breastfeeding can also effectively reduce some of the child's physical problems.

Newborns are generally fed breast milk every two hours, and there is no specific number to speak of, and the newborn is fed directly when it is found to be hungry.

Feed every three hours, you need to feed seven or eight times a day, especially in the evening, and you need to feed a little more often.

Newborns should be fed every three hours; Feed at least 8 times a day, and when your baby is crying.

If breastfeeding, newborns are usually fed every three hours. If a formula-fed newborn baby is usually fed every three to four hours.

In the case of poor breastfeeding, newborns are usually fed every two to three hours. If the newborn is formula fed, it is usually fed once every three to four small rotten rocks. However, there are certain differences in the specific feeding interval, and reasonable feeding and enhanced nursing are required.

Newborns have a relatively small stomach capacity, a relatively small amount of milk per meal, and a relatively short milk emptying time. Generally, the gastric emptying time of exclusively breastfed newborns is about two to three hours, so it is necessary to feed once every two to three hours to avoid insufficient milk intake, so as to prevent the normal growth and development from being affected, and the probability of hypoglycemia can be significantly reduced.

However, if a formula-fed newborn baby takes about three to four hours for the stomach to empty, it usually takes three to four hours to feed. However, if the amount of milk is small at a time, the interval between feedings may be shortened. Breastfeeding is usually needed to ensure milk intake and promote growth and development.

However, it is necessary to eat small, frequent meals and avoid overfeeding.

If breastfeeding, newborns are usually fed every two to three hours. If a formula-fed newborn baby is usually fed every three to four hours. However, there are certain differences in the specific feeding interval, and reasonable feeding and enhanced nursing are required.

Newborns have a relatively small stomach capacity, a relatively small amount of milk per meal, and a relatively short milk emptying time. Generally, the gastric emptying time of exclusively breastfed newborns is about two to three hours, so it is necessary to feed once every two to three hours to avoid insufficient milk intake, so as to prevent the normal growth and development from being affected, and the probability of hypoglycemia can be significantly reduced.

However, if a formula-fed newborn baby takes about three to four hours for the stomach to empty, it usually takes three to four hours to feed. However, if the amount of milk is small at a time, the interval between feedings may be shortened. Breastfeeding is usually needed to ensure milk intake and promote growth and development.

However, it is necessary to eat small, frequent meals and avoid overfeeding.

Newborns usually need to be fed every two or three hours because they need a lot of nutrients to grow quickly.

Newborns generally need to drink milk every two or three hours, newborns want to drink milk will generally use crying to express, the baby will stop crying after drinking enough and fall asleep very quietly, newborns will generally drink milk once at night, and generally drink more than five times of milk during the day.

Generally, the newborn's stomach is the size of a soybean, and it can only drink a few milliliters to a dozen milliliters of milk at first.

For artificially fed babies, many new mothers are unsure of how long their babies should be drinking formula. Drinking too much is too difficult for the fear that the baby will eat too much and suffer from indigestion, and drinking too little for the fear that the child will starve. So how often should baby formula be fed?

If newborns are given formula, they need to be fed regularly and in rations, usually at intervals of 3 hours. Since the protein in milk powder is not easy to digest, it is not recommended that the time is too short and the interval is too short, which is easy to damage the baby's gastrointestinal function. If breastmilk and formula are mixed, routine and rationed feeding also need to be followed.

A certain amount of milk powder needs to be supplemented after each breastfeeding, and the interval between feedings is about 3 hours. A sign of an adequate amount of formula at each feeding is that the baby is not hungry and crying for the next three hours.

Since different babies digest a meal of formula at different times, some faster and some slowly, parents should not feed different babies at the same intervals. Usually, the packaging of formula will show the feeding interval, which can be used as a reference for parents, but this is only an average. Each baby digests at a different rate, so the feeding intervals are naturally different.

Parents should learn to find the right feeding method for their child in their daily life.

Raising a child is not an exact scientific experiment, and for young infants (especially newborns), do not artificially specify feeding intervals or the amount of milk in one meal. The most scientific method is to feed on demand, so that the baby can gradually form a feeding routine.