DD is not quite 4 months old and so according to the charts on the packets for formula she 'should' be having 5 feeds a day of 6 ounces each. Now I know these are only guidelines but presumably they have been researched etc and the numbers havent just been chosen willy nilly. The thing is, DD only has 4 feeds a day but consequently they are usually 7 ounces and her bedtime bottle is 8 ounces (and of course 8 ounces of water plus 8 scoops of powder makes up about 9 ounces) and then tonight she decided she was still hungry and after finishing her bottle polished of another 1 ounce.
I'm not concerned about her total consumption but I am looking for reassurance that she won't be harming her delicate stomach with such a large feed.
TIA.
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rather large feeds - too large??
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mckenzie · 03/07/2005 20:54
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