Baby Feeding Calculator

Calculate the ideal feeding amount for your baby based on their weight and age

Input Parameters

Calculation Results

Estimated Feeding Amount

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ml per feeding

Calculation Formula

Amount = Base ml + (Weight in kg × 1.5)

Where:
Base ml varies by age group:
- 0-1 month: 120 ml
- 1-3 months: 150 ml
- 3-6 months: 180 ml
- 6-9 months: 200 ml
- 9-12 months: 220 ml

Additional Tips

  • These are general guidelines. Always consult your pediatrician.
  • Check if your baby is wetting enough diapers (6-8 wet diapers/day).
  • Look for signs of hunger (crying, sucking on fingers).
  • Follow your pediatrician's recommendations for feeding schedule.

Baby Feeding Calculator Calculator Usage Guide

Learn how to use the Baby Feeding Calculator and understand its calculations

How to Use This Calculator

  1. Select your baby's age group from the dropdown menu.
  2. Enter your baby's current weight in kilograms.
  3. Choose how many times per day your baby is typically fed.
  4. Click the "Calculate" button to see the estimated feeding amount per feeding.

Understanding the Calculation

The calculator uses a simple formula to estimate feeding amounts:

Amount = Base ml + (Weight in kg × 1.5)

The base ml value varies by age group, as younger babies generally need smaller, more frequent feedings. The weight factor helps adjust the amount based on your baby's size.

Important Considerations

While this calculator provides helpful estimates, it's important to remember:

  • Every baby is different. Some may need more or less than the calculated amount.
  • Always follow your pediatrician's recommendations for feeding.
  • Pay attention to your baby's hunger and fullness cues rather than strictly adhering to amounts.
  • Use this calculator as a starting point for discussion with your healthcare provider.

When to Consult a Pediatrician

Contact your pediatrician if:

  • Your baby seems excessively hungry or unsatisfied after feedings.
  • Your baby is not gaining weight as expected.
  • You have concerns about your baby's feeding patterns.
  • Your baby shows signs of dehydration (decreased wet diapers, dry mouth).