For babies, breastfeeding is the fundamental plan for their growth and development, especially for babies aged 0 to 2. Generally, babies will stop breastfeeding after the age of two, and new parents may inevitably feel confused about the amount of feeding their babies. So, how much formula does a 2-year-old baby need at once?
Generally speaking, babies under one year old have a relatively large amount of breast milk. At the age of two, babies tend to drink less breast milk because they will add complementary foods after six months, and at the age of two, babies have a certain chewing ability and can eat more. At this time, breast milk is the food that assists baby development. However, at the age of two, babies generally need to breastfeed at least 500 milliliters per day. There are still many aspects to pay attention to during the process of breastfeeding.
1. After rinsing, the milk should be consumed in a timely manner and should not be left for too long. If left for too long, it will become cold, and cooking it again will destroy the nutritional content of the milk. Therefore, it is not recommended to cook the milk again.
2. Control the viscosity of the milk, it is not good to make it too thin or too dry. It is important to control the amount of milk used.
3. Do not add complementary foods to your baby casually, as it can seriously affect their digestive ability. Wait until your baby is a little older to add them.
4. When feeding the baby, it is also necessary to give them some hot water to replenish their hydration.
