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Baby Feeding Calculator
Baby Care
Generated
September 24, 2026
Daily milk intake
750 mL
≈ 150 mL/kg × 5.0 kg
Your inputs
- Baby's weight
- 5 kg
- Age
- 3 months
- Feeds per day
- 8 feeds
Breakdown
- Per feed
- 94 mL
- Volume
- 25.4 fl oz
- Guideline
- 150 mL/kg/day
Intake vs weight
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Daily intake | 750 mL |
| Per feed | 94 mL |
What this means
A widely used rule of thumb is that babies need roughly 150 mL of milk per kilogram of body weight per day in the first six months, a little more for newborns and a little less as solids take over. Dividing the daily total by the number of feeds gives a per-feed amount. These are starting points — babies self-regulate, and hunger or fullness are the real signals to follow.
Recommendations
- Let your baby feed on demand; the numbers are a guide, not a quota.
- Watch the diapers and weight trend as the real signs intake is adequate.
- Aim to increase amounts gradually rather than forcing a target.
Watch out
- Every baby differs — appetite, growth spurts and illness all change intake day to day.
- This is informational. Feeding concerns or poor weight gain warrant a pediatrician's advice.