Baby Feeding Chart for Year One

How Much Milk Should I Feed My Baby?

The best way to assess how much formula your baby will need on a regular basis is to consider how many ounces of formula you will prepare each day. Consider how you plan to feed when choosing your Bobbie bundle. If you're between bundle sizes, we recommend sizing up.

The best way to assess how much formula your baby will need on a regular basis is to consider how many ounces of formula you will prepare each day.

Consider how you plan to feed when choosing your Bobbie bundle. If you're between bundle sizes, we recommend sizing up.

Feeding journeyDaily fl oz of formulaBundle size
Mostly breastmilk 4-8 oz 2 Cans
Combo feeding (about half breastmilk & half Bobbie) 8-12 oz 4 Cans
12-16 oz
16-20 oz
Mostly or all Bobbie 20-24 oz 6 Cans
24-28 oz
28-32 oz
32-36+ oz

The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that infants consume approximately 24-32 ounces of breastmilk or formula per day during their first year.

To prepare Bobbie formula, add one unpacked, level scoop of powder for every 2 fl. oz. of warm water. Always add water first, then powder, and shake to mix thoroughly. These recommendations are based on normal growth patterns for healthy term infants and are provided as general guidance to estimate how much Bobbie to order, always consult your infant’s healthcare provider to ensure your child's unique needs are being met.

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Formula Feeding Chart

Finding the right feeding routine for your baby can be challenging. Our baby formula feeding chart provides a helpful guide for parents to ensure their newborn, infants, or babies receive proper nutrition. Following the recommendations and guidelines in our chart can help establish a healthy and consistent formula feeding routine. Remember to consult with your pediatrician for any specific needs or concerns related to your baby's health.