Newborn Feeding Calculator
How much should a newborn eat, and how often? Enter your baby's age and weight for a typical range of feeds per day and amount per feed, based on published CDC, AAP and Cleveland Clinic guidance.
Estimate feeds and amounts
A typical range for babies 0–8 weeks, based on published pediatric guidance.
Your estimate
- Feedings per day
- Daily total
- Per feeding
- Per breast
Milk intake at the breast can't be measured at home, so wet diapers and weight gain are the real signal.
Capped at about 960 ml (32 fl oz) a day, the AAP upper limit for formula.
- An estimate, not a target. Follow your baby's hunger cues and your pediatrician's advice.
- Call your pediatrician if wet diapers stay under 6 a day after day 4–5, or weight loss looks excessive.
- Runs entirely in your browser. Nothing you enter leaves this page.
- Ranges use the 150–180 ml/kg/day weight rule plus age bands from CDC, AAP and Cleveland Clinic guidance.
Track real feedings, not estimates
MilkBaby Calendar logs feedings, diapers and weight checks in one tap, so you see your baby's actual pattern.
