Newborn feeds: 1–2 oz in first days, 2–3 oz by week 2, and 3–4 oz by end of month one—watch hunger cues and feed on demand.

In the first days, offer 1–2 oz per feed; by the end of month one most newborns take 3–4 oz every 3–4 hours (around 24–32 oz/day).

For newborn feeding, most babies take about 1–2 ounces per feed in the first days, rising to roughly 2–4 ounces by 2–4 weeks, with 8–12 feeds in 24 hours.

Most newborns drink about 16–24 ounces per day in the first month, moving toward 24–32 ounces by 4–6 weeks, with smaller, frequent feeds at the start.

In the first days, offer 1–2 oz per feed every 2–3 hours; by weeks 1–4 most newborns take 2–4 oz per feed across 8–12 feeds daily.

Most newborns take around 1–3 ounces (30–90 mL) per feeding in the early weeks, 8–12 times a day; by about 4 weeks, many take 3–4 ounces per feed.

A breastfed newborn typically feeds 8–12 times per day, taking about 0.25–1 oz per feed at first and around 1.5–3 oz per feed by 1–2 weeks.

Newborn feeding: about 1–2 oz per feed in week 1, 2–3 oz by week 2, rising toward 3–4 oz every 2–3 hours; many reach 4–5 oz per feed by 1–2

Newborn milk needs: about 16–24 oz per day in weeks 1–2, rising toward 24–32 oz per day by 1–2 months; breastfed babies nurse 8–12 times daily.

In week 1, most newborns take 1–2 oz per feed; by weeks 2–4, 2–3 oz per feed, for a daily total near 16–24 oz with responsive, on-demand feeding.