For the first six months of your baby’s life, breast milk or formula will be their main source of nutrition. Both you and your pediatrician Dr. Maria Nabong will monitor your baby’s eating habits to make sure that your baby is getting the nutrition they need and growing as they should. If your child is being breastfed, you may find that your baby will eat more often than one who is formula fed. This is completely normal. Most breastfed babies eat every two to three hours, while babies that consume formula may eat every three to four hours.