There’s no single official count; clinicians commonly assess 8–10 primitive newborn reflexes, plus protective reflexes that persist.

Most newborns take 1.5 to 3 oz per feed in the first weeks, rising to about 3 to 4 oz by 1 month, guided by hunger cues and steady diaper

Newborn feeding: 1–2 oz per feed in the first days, rising to 2–3 oz by week 1–2 and 3–4 oz by the end of month one.

Most newborns go through 8–12 total changes a day; by day 5 you’ll usually see 6+ wet diapers and several stools as feeding picks up.

Most families do well with 6–8 newborn bottles plus 6–8 slow-flow nipples, with 1–2 backups for pumping or night feeds.

Newborns nap 4–6+ times across 24 hours; sleep comes in short stretches with wake windows of 45–90 minutes during the first months, often.

For newborn cloth nappies, plan 24–36 for full-time use with laundry every 2 days, as tiny babies often need around 10–12 changes each day.

During the first month, newborns typically need 8–12 diaper changes a day, with at least 6 wet diapers after day five.

Featured Snippet: Newborns typically take 4–6 short daytime naps, totaling 6–9 hours, with wide variation during the first 12 weeks.

Newborns average 8–12 diaper changes in 24 hours, with at least six wet diapers and several stools after the first week.