LIFamilies.com - Long Island, NY


RSS
Articles Business Directory Blog Real Estate Community Forum Shop My Family Contests

Log In Chat Index Search Rules Lingo Create Account

Quick navigation:   

What is the most ounces a 3.5 months old should eat in one sitting

Posted By Message

Foodie03
LIF Infant

Member since 1/07

293 total posts

Name:
me

What is the most ounces a 3.5 months old should eat in one sitting

DS just finished 10 ounces within the last 35 mins. He had an 8 oz bottle and then kept sucking so we gave him two more. He sucked that down too! Is this too much? Aren't their stomachs too small to hold that much? I mean I guess not since he just did itChat Icon , but still. My goodness!

edited for: grammar

Message edited 7/26/2008 5:51:09 PM.

Posted 7/26/08 5:45 PM
 
Long Island Weddings
Long Island's Largest Bridal Resource

jules
Changing everyday

Member since 1/08

2281 total posts

Name:
julia

Re: What is the most ounces a 3.5 months old should eat in one sitting

WOW....My Ds at the most ate 6


eta: if he is hungry then he is hungry LOL

Message edited 7/26/2008 5:49:33 PM.

Posted 7/26/08 5:49 PM
 

KristinasMama
How did she turn 2 so quickly?

Member since 10/07

8257 total posts

Name:
Blessed Mama of Kristina Elena

Re: What is the most ounces a 3.5 months old should eat in one sitting

Might be a growth spurt..... Kristina's done that to me a couple of times also.

I think that on the norm at that age she was drinking around 5oz of milk.

Posted 7/26/08 5:49 PM
 

Theresa05
Sofialiciciousssssssssssss

Member since 10/06

4891 total posts

Name:

Re: What is the most ounces a 3.5 months old should eat in one sitting

WOW!

Sofia is 7mts and only eats btwn 3-5oz per feeding

last feeding maybe 7oz
MAYBEChat Icon

Posted 7/26/08 7:16 PM
 

Foodie03
LIF Infant

Member since 1/07

293 total posts

Name:
me

Re: What is the most ounces a 3.5 months old should eat in one sitting

Posted by Theresa05

WOW!

Sofia is 7mts and only eats btwn 3-5oz per feeding

last feeding maybe 7oz
MAYBEChat Icon



Yeah, he likes to eat!Chat Icon He weighed 14 lbs at his 3 months appointment but he was pretty long--26 inches. I am guessing he will be close to 16 lbs at his 4 month appointment.

The thing is too: he really only has 4 feedings a day. He sleeps from 6pm to 6 or 7am. Has a bottle upon waking. Then goes down for a nap around 8:30 for an hour or two, eats again around 10:30 11:00. Goes down for a nap around 12:00 for an hour. Has a bottle at 2:00ish, goes for a last nap around 3 for an hour or two. Wakes up has last bottle and is in bed for the night by 6:00-6:30. I guess he likes to sleep too!

So he is eating about 30 oz total which doc said is normal for his age/weight. He was sticking to 2 8oz 2 6 oz bottles for a while, but we just recently made one of the 6s an 8oz. And then tonight happened! Today he ate a total of 32oz including that last 10oz feeding.

Do you think he is ready for some solids? Doc said to start cereal and fruits/veggies at 4 months and I was worried he wouldn't be ready.

Posted 7/26/08 7:32 PM
 
 

Potentially Related Topics:

Topic Posted By Started Replies Forum
How many ounces does your 2 months old eat at a feeding and how often? ckone 3/12/08 4 Parenting
Sorry - wrong board:How many ounces does your 2 months old eat at a feeding and how often? ckone 3/12/08 0 Pregnancy
What does your 9 months old eat? WhatNow 1/25/08 7 Parenting
2 months old -- how much to eat pharmcat2000 6/25/06 5 Parenting
10wk old, how many ounces do they usually eat at this age? 2BEANS 12/4/07 7 Parenting
How many ounces does your 8 wk old eat ... ajaysmom 10/20/07 0 Parenting
 
Quick navigation:   
Currently 779347 users on the LIFamilies.com Chat
New Businesses
1 More Rep
Carleton Hall of East Islip
J&A Building Services
LaraMae Health Coaching
Sonic Wellness
Julbaby Photography LLC
Ideal Uniforms
Teresa Geraghty Photography
Camelot Dream Homes
Long Island Wedding Boutique
MB Febus- Rodan & Fields
Camp Harbor
Market America-Shop.com
ACM Basement Waterproofing
Travel Tom

      Follow LIWeddings on Facebook

      Follow LIFamilies on Twitter
Long Island Bridal Shows