Breastfed babies drink around 25 ounces of milk daily, and their intake remains almost the same between months one and six. However, formula-fed babies drink more milk than breastfed babies (approximately seven to eight ounces per feed). This may be because, firstly, milk flows more consistently from a bottle than from breasts, and secondly, babies cannot utilize the nutrients in formula milk as efficiently as in breast milk, causing them to need more milk for their nutritional needs (9).