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How much should your baby eat? How many wet diapers is normal on day 4? Every guide gives you the number first, in ounces and ml, then the why, the red flags and the sources. Last reviewed November 2026.
Feeding by age
Ounces, ml and feeds per day, week by week for the first 12 weeks, then month by month to 12 months.
- Baby feeding chart by age: ounces and mlA baby feeding chart from week 1 to 12 months: ounces and ml per feed, feeds per day and daily totals for formula and breast milk, with sources.
- Newborn feeding schedule: what a day really looks likeSample newborn feeding schedules for breastfed, formula-fed and combo-fed babies, from the first week to 3 months, with feeds per day and gaps between feeds.
Newborn, day by day
Days 1 to 14: diapers, poop colors, colostrum to milk, and weight loss and regain.
Diapers & poop
Wet diaper counts by day, poop colors and when a diaper is worth a call.
- How many wet diapers should a newborn have?Newborn wet and dirty diapers by day, from day 1 to week 2: how many to expect, poop color changes, and when fewer diapers mean it's time to call.
- Baby poop color guide: what's normal and what's notA baby poop color chart: meconium, transitional green, mustard yellow, formula tan, plus the colors (red, black, white) that mean call your pediatrician.
Breastfeeding
Cluster feeding, growth spurts and how to tell your baby is getting enough.
- Cluster feeding: what's normal and how to get through itCluster feeding is feeds bunched together, often in the evening. When it happens, how long it lasts, how to tell it from low supply, and how to cope.
- Baby growth spurts: when they happen and what to expectBaby growth spurts often show up around 2–3 weeks, 6 weeks, 3 months and 6 months. Signs, how long they last, and how feeding changes for breast and bottle.
- How to tell if your baby is getting enough breast milkSigns a breastfed baby is getting enough: wet and dirty diapers by day, weight gain, swallowing and contentment after feeds, plus the warning signs to act on.
Bottle & formula
Charts, schedules, paced bottle feeding and breast milk vs formula amounts.
- Formula vs breast milk amounts: why the numbers differWhy breastfed babies take smaller bottles than formula-fed babies: daily totals by age, the 25 oz (750 ml) breast milk guide, and combo-feeding bottle sizes.
- Paced bottle feeding, step by stepHow to pace a bottle feed: positioning, a horizontal bottle, breaks every few sucks and fullness cues. Works for breast milk and formula, and for every caregiver.
Family & tracking
Logging feeds, sharing nights with a partner and feeding twins.
- How to track baby feeding and diapersWhy pediatricians ask about feeds and diapers, exactly what to log for breast, bottle and combo feeding, and paper vs notes app vs tracking app compared.
- Feeding twins: a schedule that works for twoHow to schedule feeds for twins: tandem vs one at a time, sample days for breast, bottle and combo feeding, sync tips and how to track two babies.
- Sharing night feeds with your partnerNight-feed shift plans for breastfeeding, formula and combo families, safe-sleep tips for tired parents, and how to hand over without waking each other.
Feedoo Baby shares general information, not medical advice. Every baby is different. If you're worried about feeding, weight gain, diapers or your baby's health, call your pediatrician, midwife or health visitor.