how much food?

Question

Babysitting my 9 month old grandson. His mom- a first-time parent and I don't know how much to feed him every day. I give him cereal in the morning, 1-3 jars of baby food and about 6-8 oz of juice during the day. Is that right?

Answer 1

most nine months old will eat if they like to eat caereal and some furit baby food in the moring, bottle for snack (milk), the lunch feed him i fruit and i veggie 1 stage size or 1 stage and one 2 stage size, and a cuple table food for him to play with an maybe eat like crakers or cheese, and soem water to drink about 3 oz maybe, then a bottle for snack again and for dinner the same as lunch but change up fruit and veggies with a different type unless like my daughter she would only eat the stuff that was orange in color like peachs, squash, carrots, and pears, or bananas nothing green

Answer 2

My son is 7months old and here is how I feed him. Breakfast is breast feed first thing then oatmeal and 1/2 of a 2nd fruit. He breastfeeds before his morning nap.Lunch is a 1 jar of a meat/veggie and rest of the fruit from breakfast. He breastfeeds again before his afternoon nap. For dinner he has a jar of meat some veggies and a fruit. He also has juice through out the day. He gets one cup of it a day. That is about 8 ozs. I mix it half juice half water. Every baby is differnt. My son turns his heads or trys to play with his food when he is food. GOOD LUCK AND GOOD BLESS!!!

Answer 3

Prep Food - Sushi Gothic Food - Bat heads Gangster Food - Okra, collared vegetables, mac and cheese, black eyed peas, and many others... Emo Food - No meals. Too depressed to consume Nerdy Food - Bologna sandwich and an apple (brown bag)

Answer 4

I have a 9 month old and that seems right. Some days she will eat more than that and some days she will eat more. The baby will let you know if he still hungry

Answer 5

Being a first time mom, I did a little research on feeding my daughter. Go to Gerber.com and you can find out how much and what your grandson should be eating. They also have sample menus based on how busy he his..

Answer 6

No juice. It offers nothing to him nutritionally and just fills his tummy. He should be getting 32oz of formula - that's his primary nutrition. Any solids, you can give him as much as he'll eat - that's just mostly to help him adjust to eating real food when he gets bigger.

Answer 7

Sounds about right....but you don't give him 3 jars at once do you? That might be too much.

Answer 8

dats fine as long as the baby does nt show any sign of been over-fed