A newborn feeds eight to twelve times a day and consumes between one to two ounces per feed during the first week. By two weeks of age, they can have an additional ounce. Progressively, their feed quantity increases, as a result of which the number of times they are fed in a day reduces. A 6-month-old baby needs to be fed every four to five hours and needs up to eight ounces per feed to feel satiated (6). Other foods gradually replace milk as the babies undergo weaning.