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Babies: 9 - 12 Months
ashbee0223
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10 month eating schedule.
ashbee0223
member
Hi I was wondering what a typical day of eating consists of for other babies of/around 10 months.
DS has breakfast usually something he can feed himself or yogurt and a 4 oz sippy cup of formula.
midmorning snack with sippy cup of water.
Lunch either something I cook or baby food if he is at grandparents. with 4 oz sippy cup of formula.
Afternoon snack and 4oz sippy cup of formula.
Dinner whatever we eat and sippy cup of water.
8 oz bottle before bed.
He has 20oz of formula a day, is that sufficient or does it need to be more since he is 10 months?
DS has breakfast usually something he can feed himself or yogurt and a 4 oz sippy cup of formula.
midmorning snack with sippy cup of water.
Lunch either something I cook or baby food if he is at grandparents. with 4 oz sippy cup of formula.
Afternoon snack and 4oz sippy cup of formula.
Dinner whatever we eat and sippy cup of water.
8 oz bottle before bed.
He has 20oz of formula a day, is that sufficient or does it need to be more since he is 10 months?
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Re: 10 month eating schedule.
Wake 8am - Nurse
10am - cereal and fruit
12noon- Nurse and nap
2pm - wake and nurse
5pm - nurse and snack of puffs or Cheerios
6:30 - dinner of purées 2.5-3 jars
8pm - nurse to sleep
She never wakes at night
6.5 oz bottle
Cereal w/ 1/2 pouch baby food
Nap
6.5 oz bottle
6.5 oz bottle
Nap
Homemade baby food (about 3 oz)
6.5 oz bottle
Down for the night
We've been offering a few finger foods but she doesn't really have the hang of that yet. We've given her Baby Mum Mum crackers, homemade frozen yogurt drops, and bits of bread. We also do fresh fruit through a mesh feeder.
Adopted a baby girl in January 2013 via domestic infant adoption
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DS nurses when he wakes up, every 3ish hours during the day, at bedtime, plus/minus once overnight. I haven't noticed any major decrease in his intake relative to when he was EBF.
For breakfast he usually eats a scrambled egg with cheese.
If we're eating something good for him, he gets that for lunch, but he doesn't always get a specific lunch.
He eats whatever we're having (meat and veggie) for dinner. He's obsessed with meat--he often eats almost as big a portion as I do.
He also has puffs or baby crackers a few times throughout the day, and has access to water in a sippy cup, although he hasn't really gotten into drinking it yet.
Adopted a baby girl in January 2013 via domestic infant adoption
"One and Done!" Now we spend our time traveling the world as a family
My Blog: Travel Fearlessly
6:30 (or anywhere in the early morning hours) - nurse
7:45: breakfast (combo of a few things, pancakes, eggs, muffin, fruit, yogurt, applesauce etc.)
9:00: nurse before nap
11:30: nurse if she will
12:30: lunch (fruits, veggies, cheese, yogurt etc.)
1:30: nurse before nap
4:30: nurse
6:00: dinner (usually what we're eating)
7:00: nurse before bed
Sounds like a lot of nursing but she doesn't seem to take a lot at most of them. I offer water with most of her meals but I just hand it to her a few times to take some sips and then I take it back because she'll drink too much if I let her, and then wouldn't nurse.
DD (5 years old) from IUI in 2012
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8am wake up, nurse
9am breakfast ( usually oatmeal cooked in WCM and banana, or sometimes scrambled eggs, cheese, toast.), sippy of water
Nap
12pm lunch (what I eat), sippy of water
3.30pm snack ( fruit and cheese), sippy of water
Nap
6.30pm dinner (what we eat), sippy of water
8pm nurse and bed