To understand whether a baby receives enough nutrient fluid, you need to know the signs that allow you to determine it. In addition, there are certain norms of the amount of milk that a young child should eat at a certain age. In this article we will tell you how much milk a child needs at the age of 1 month.
How much milk is it necessary to drink to a child in 1 month?
On average, the baby at this age eats 6 times a day, each time drinking 100 ml of milk. At the same time, each child's organism is individual, and if one child has enough nutrient fluid for good health and full development, then this will not be enough for others.
How much milk a child eats at 1 month depends on several factors. First, you should pay attention to its biometric parameters. The daily norm of mother's milk for a monthly baby can be calculated by the formula - the body weight in grams should be divided by the growth of crumbs in centimeters and multiplied by 7. The usually obtained value is about 600 ml, but for premature and weakened children this figure can be completely different.
In addition, girls usually eat slightly less than boys, but this can also be explained by the fact that their biometric parameters are somewhat different.
To understand how much milk your child drinks in 1 month, you need to measure the weight of his body every time before and after feeding and determine the difference. Combining the results of such measurements within 24 hours, you will get a daily amount of milk, which eats crumbs.
If your child sleeps well, is active during periods of wakefulness and is not capricious of hunger, these calculations do not make any sense, because the main thing is not how much the baby eats daily, but that he is healthy and happy.