21/06/2026
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Breastmilk is self-adaptive, that’s why your baby’s milk demand stays relatively constant from 1 to 6 months (no need for increasing volumes like formula).
As solids start after 6 months, milk intake gradually decreases, but breastmilk continues to provide essential nutrition and immunity.
Trust your body, it knows how to match your baby’s needs
I explain why I’ve been giving my 8-month-old son the same 120 ml of expressed breast milk since 1 month old, unlike formula which requires increasing quantities monthly.
We discuss how breast milk is self-adaptive-its calorie density and nutrient content increase as your baby grows, so you don’t need to increase the volume.
I also clarify how overfeeding and hunger cues can be confused, and offer to share a complete baby feeding schedule from month 1 to 12.
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