![]() ![]() Take care of yourself so you have the energy to care for your baby. Hold your baby so you can look at each other when you feed her.Īlways hold the bottle. Make sure to prepare, heat, and store the formula safely. Expect her to eat about 6 to 8 times each day, or 26 to 28 oz of formula per day. If you have questions, ask your health care professional.įeed your baby on demand. If you pump, be sure to store your milk properly so it stays safe for your baby.Let your health care professional know if you need help. Plan for pumping and storing breast milk. Give your baby vitamin D drops (400 IU a day).Ĭontinue to take your prenatal vitamin with iron. ![]() Expect to breastfeed 8 to 12 times in 24 hours. Burp your baby during natural feeding breaks.įeed your baby on demand.Stop feeding when you see signs your baby is full. Feeding Your Babyįeed your baby only breast milk or iron-fortified formula until she is about 6 months old.Īvoid feeding your baby solid foods, juice, and water until she is about 6 months old.įeed your baby when you see signs of hunger. Know that it is normal to feel sad about leaving your baby with a caregiver or putting him into child care. You can ask your health care professional for help. Keep in touch with family and friends.įind safe, loving child care for your baby. Community agencies and programs such as WIC and SNAP can also provide information and assistance.įind ways to spend time with your partner. If you are worried about your living or food situation, talk with your health care professional. Here are some suggestions from Bright Futures experts that may be of value to your family. How is Your Family Doing? ![]()
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