how many oz. of milk should have for 10 months baby?

Answer 1

This is a GREAT question to ask your DOCTOR!!! Give 'em a call.

Answer 2

you should not be feeding your baby cows/goats milk until they are a little older. The best milk is either breast or tin formula. The formula has directions on the tin. If you cannot afford the formula & have decided to stop breast feeding, you really should dilute the milk right down to about 30% milk to 70% water. Reason they should not have milk at this age is because their digestive system cannot handle the richness. i would feed your bub just a little bit at a time, not sure where in the world you are so I can't offer measurements!!
Try calling your local community nurse for further advise.

Answer 3

if you mean regular cow's milk, then consult your pediatrician as to whether or not it's too early to introduce it at 10 months.

if you mean infant formula, a 10-month-old should be taking in up to 24 oz. or so in a 24-hour period, depending on how much solids the baby is eating. at this age, babies normally consume less formula/breastmilk than at 6 months because of the increase in solid foods they're eating. again, consult with your pediatrician.

good luck!

Answer 4

Breastmilk goes thru a baby's system faster so they should be fed on demand.

Formula should be given at 6-8 oz per feeding & should be fed no less than 6 times a day.

Hope that helps.

Answer 5

to the other poster who commented about milk and it not being good for babies this young... my dr told me to switch at 9 months to cows milk (although I didnt) I always fed my kids when they were hungry... never paid attention to the oz and both are healthy... but like a few others have said ask your Dr

Answer 6

not less than 30oz in 24hrs but not more than 36oz. to avoid over feeding.read the milk formula you use and the best thing is to ask your pediatrician