1. 0 to 1 month

Breastfeeding requires feeding at an interval of about three hours. Each feeding lasts fifteen minutes. The feeding time can be arranged three times in the morning. , three times in the afternoon and evening, and once in the middle of the night.

Milk powder feeding needs to be done at intervals of about four hours. It is enough to give the child about 70 ml to 100 ml each time. When feeding, remember to give the child some water in the middle, so that This can prevent your child from getting angry or constipated.

2. 1 to 2 months

The feeding time for a child is the same as that for a one-month-old child, but the amount should be slightly increased during feeding. If feeding with milk powder , the amount of milk powder needs to be increased according to the baby's needs, usually around 70 ml to 150 ml, and the child must be fed about 45 ml of warm water between feedings.

3. 2 to 3 months

The time for breastfeeding can be extended to twenty minutes to half an hour. It is recommended to eat about six times a day. If it is milk powder Feeding, at this time, the dosage should also be adjusted according to the baby's needs in order to find the appropriate amount of milk for the baby. This can ensure that the baby is full and avoid waste during feeding.