🍼 Baby Feeding Schedule Basics 🍼 Every baby is unique, but here’s a simple guide to get you started: 👶 Newborn (0–2 months): • Feed every 2–3 hours (8–12 times/day). • Breast milk or formula only. 👶 2–4 Months: • 6–8 feeds/day, every 3–4 hours. • Still breast milk or formula. 👶 4–6 Months: • 4–6 feeds/day. • Begin introducing iron-fortified cereal or purees (if pediatrician approves). 👶 6–12 Months: • 3–5 milk feeds 2–3 solid meals. • Soft fruits, veggies, rice, dal, and mashed foods. 👶 1

When creating a feeding schedule for your baby between 6-12 months, it’s important to maintain a balance between solid foods and milk. Ensure that solid meals do not interfere with milk feedings, as breast milk or formula remains a primary source of nutrition. During the 6-8 month stage, mealtimes focus more on exploring foods, flavors, and textures rather than actual eating. By 8-9 months, they become more aware during meals, leading to a more conscious eating experience. This marks the beginni