How much is your 10 wk baby eating? How often? Curious…

Question

My son has to eat every 1.5 hrs at 2-3oz each time. He doesn’t sleep much. At night he feeds 1.5 hrs sometimes he goes 3 hrs if I’m lucky. But if he doesn’t feed he’ll just keep crying.
How much does your little one eat? How many times?
Preference of formula?

Answer

My son is around 10 weeks and he’s now only waking up once maybe twice a night for the most part unless it’s a rough night and he’s eating 4 oz each time he’s eating. If he’s taking a longer nap, sometimes he actually eats 6oz. If he’s not having enough wet or dirty diapers or your concerned about his weight, I would talk to his Pedi.

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My girl (9.5weeks) is breastfed and only a bottle in the morning. Her morning bottle is usually 3-4oz depending on if she slept 2.5-3hrs. 
My girl eats every 2-3 hours even at night. And most days from 3-9pm she cluster feeds and is on and off the boob every 30 mins or so. On good nights she goes 3 hours before eating. Some nights it’s 2.5hrs. Last night was the first time she did a 4 hour stretch 🙏🏻.
I know it’s not formula and I have no input on formula, but just letting you know you aren’t alone in the always eating!

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Both of my older kiddos were eating about 3-4oz every 3-4 hours at 10 weeks. We used Similac Pro Advance with my son, but used the Similac Pro Total Comfort for my daughter. We will be using the Total Comfort for this new baby due in November as well since it seems like my daughter had more 4 hour stretches than my son did and less gas and spit up. 
Every baby is different though. My nephew who was born a month after my son was still eating 2oz every 1.5-2 hours at 4 months old. They used Enfamil Gentlease with him.

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