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Bottle, Breast and the First Six Months
$72.00
Before solids there is only milk, and almost every question about it comes down to the same worry: is my baby getting enough?
Inside
- Typical volumes and feed counts from the first days to six months, and why the number is a range
- Hunger cues from early to late, and fullness cues most people miss
- Nine steps for preparing formula safely, including when boiled water is needed and why
- A full storage table: prepared formula, started bottles,
opened tins, and expressed breast milk
- What enough looks like from the outside, using outputs rather than volumes
- A clear list of when to call your doctor
Who it is for
- New parents in the first weeks, when nothing has a rhythm yet
- Anyone combination feeding and unsure how the two fit together
- Parents who have been told conflicting things about boiling water for formula
Format
- 6-page PDF, A4, instant download
- Print-friendly, and readable on a phone one-handed at 3am
- Guidance checked against AAP, CDC, NIAID and Health Canada recommendations, with US and Canadian differences flagged where they differ
Educational material, not medical advice. Written for healthy, full-term babies. Always follow your pediatrician, family doctor, or dietitian, who know your baby.