On day 1 a newborn typically takes 5–7 mL per feed, rising to 22–27 mL by day 3 and 45–60 mL by week 1; across 24 hours plan for 150–200

Express small, frequent amounts that match newborn feeds—drops on day one, 1–2 oz by days 3–4, and about 17–24 oz per day by week two.

Offer 1–2 oz (30–60 mL) per feed if using formula in the first days; breastfed newborns nurse 8–12 times a day and stop when satisfied.

Newborn milk intake starts near 1–2 oz per feed in the first days and climbs toward about 24–32 oz per day over the first month.

Newborns take about 5–7 ml on day 1, 22–27 ml by day 3, and roughly 60–90 ml per feed by 1–2 weeks; daily totals land near 150–200 ml/kg.

Newborn milk intake usually ranges from 5–7 mL per feed on day 1 to about 45–90 mL by the end of week 1, with 8–12 feeds across 24 hours.

Start tiny and often: 2–10 mL day 1, 15–30 mL days 2–3, 30–60 mL days 3–4, then 1.5–3 oz per feed by weeks 2–3.

Most newborns take about 30–90 ml per feed, 8–12 times a day; by 1 month many reach 90–120 ml as appetite and stomach size grow.

On day 1, feeds are 1–2 teaspoons; by days 2–3, ½–1 oz; by week 1, 1½–2 oz; by weeks 2–4, 2–3 oz across roughly 8–12 feeds daily.

Most newborns take 1–2 oz (30–60 mL) per feed in week one, rising to 2–4 oz by weeks 2–4; breastfed babies nurse 8–12 times daily.