At 6 months, babies start solids while still relying on milk. Learn feeding tips, how much to give, routines, and milestones to support healthy growth.

At 5 months, babies develop new feeding routines and milestones. Learn how much to feed, what to expect, and practical tips backed by expert guidance.

At four months, your baby still relies on breast milk or formula, usually 24–32 ounces a day, while showing early milestones like increased alertness and motor skills. Hunger cues, growth spurts, and readiness for solids all play a role in feeding changes. Tracking feeds, patterns, and new developments with Cubtale helps you stay organized, share insights with your pediatrician, and create a smoother, more confident feeding journey.

Keep your baby safe by cleaning and sterilizing all bottles and feeding gear. Follow these simple steps to wash, sterilize, and store baby bottles and nipples.

At three months, your baby is growing quickly and developing new feeding patterns. Most infants drink 24–32 ounces of breast milk or formula daily, with feeds every 3–4 hours. Tracking routines with tools like Cubtale can help you spot growth spurts, recognize hunger cues, and create a flexible schedule that supports healthy development.

At 1 month old, feeding is the cornerstone of your baby’s growth and development. Learn how often to feed, how much is typical, and what signs show your newborn is getting enough nourishment.

A guide to routines, patterns, and milestones when feeding your newborn

Create a safe, functional, and cozy nursery with our complete nursery checklist, from sleep essentials to smart storage and baby-proofing tips.