In general, the milk quantity of a 6-month-old baby is about 960mL, and it can be milked 4-5 times a day, and the milk quantity is about 180-240mL each time. However, due to the different needs of each child, there are individual differences in the amount of breastfeeding. If the baby eats relatively little milk, no special treatment is needed. In addition to drinking milk, six-month-old babies can also increase the amount of complementary food and supplement their daily nutrition. This time is very suitable for babies to eat rice noodles, millet porridge, spinach and carrots.
In fact, don't stick to this standard. As long as the baby's height and weight increase are within the normal range, don't ask too much for the baby's milk.
Tips for baby complementary food
Six-month-old babies can not only drink milk, but also eat some food such as egg yolk, animal blood, liver paste and tofu, and can supplement protein, iron, zinc, calcium and B vitamins. Eat half an egg yolk or one egg yolk every day. You can always give your baby some leafy vegetable juice, freshly squeezed juice, or vegetable leaf puree and fruit puree.
I ate rice noodles between two milk meals in the morning, adding a spoonful. I didn't like it at first, but later I became interested in mixing mud and vegetable juice. Between afternoon and evening, I will give my baby fruit and vegetable paste. At that time, I ate more steamed apple puree, mashed potatoes, mashed red dates and mashed sweet potatoes, but didn't eat the finished fruit puree.