When you understand your newborn’s feeding patterns and habits, you’ll start to determine more structure in your lifestyle and build more confidence in your decisions and actions. While babies can’t follow a strict feeding schedule - thanks to their many growth spurts in these early months - this baby feeding schedule can guide you through these stages. Your baby’s feeding schedule should be age-appropriate, and you should never withhold food from a newborn just to remain on schedule. The length of your time between feedings is measured from when your baby begins nursing, not when he/she stops. In the first few weeks of life, feeding should be on demand (when your baby is hungry), which is about every 1-½ to three hours. As newborns grow old, they’ll nurse less often, and should have a more predictable schedule. Some might feed every 90 minutes, whereas others might go 2-3 hours between feedings. A baby cries tons once they are hungry, tired, or not sleeping enough. Getting your baby on a routine can often be a life-saver! Book Cover Image: Cream, Brown, Pastels, Pink, Blue, Abstract Book Title: Baby Feeding And Nursing Schedule - Write In Journal - Time, Notes, Diapers - Cream Brown Pastels Pink Blue Abstract Book Sections Include: - Baby’s Name: - Baby’s Sex: - Date: - Age: - Weight: - Height: - Notes: - Please consult your doctor about your baby’s health in case of any changes. - Time: - Duration: - Feeding: (Amount, Type, Appetite) - Diapers: (Changes, Number) - Please take this schedule with you to your baby’s doctor appointments.