The amount of milk required by a four-month-old baby varies depending on multiple factors such as age, weight and personal fitness. In general, they need 600 800 ml of milk per day, usually divided into 5 6 feedings, with a single feed of about 100 150 ml. However, the actual feeding needs will also vary depending on factors such as the baby's weight, activity level, and health.
If your baby is underweight or has a medical condition, your doctor may recommend a moderate increase in milk intake to ensure that you are getting adequate nutrition. At the same time, if the baby has a good appetite and smooth digestion, you can also increase its milk volume appropriately. When feeding, we should follow the principle of "feeding on demand", which means feeding according to the baby's needs, rather than a fixed schedule. As soon as your baby shows signs of hunger, we should feed him in time. At the same time, care should be taken to prevent overfeeding.
In addition, we should pay attention to the temperature and hygiene of the milk when feeding. The temperature of the milk should be maintained at about 37 degrees Celsius, and it should not be too hot or too cold to prevent damage to the baby's mouth and digestive tract. If breast milk is sufficient, we should try to let your baby drink fresh breast milk. If we need to use milk powder, we should choose the right brand and formula for your baby.
In general, the amount of milk per day for a 4-month-old baby varies from person to person, and we need to feed the baby according to the actual situation. At the same time, we should also pay attention to the temperature and hygiene of the milk to avoid adverse effects on the baby's health.