What are the Signs of ‘Over Feeding’ in a 1 month old baby?

As your baby gets older and starts eating more solid foods, they will naturally want less breastmilk or formula milk. Remember not to overfeed the infant with formula as they are also eating solid foods.
Some potential feeding-related indications to discuss with your pediatrician include:

– Overfeeding (Breastfeeding makes it difficult to overfeed, but formula-feeding could be the cause of this.)

– The amount of food consumed per feeding is larger than 4-6 ounces if the baby is bottle-fed (120 to 180 ml)

– The baby is gaining excessive weight (800-1500 grams in a month is normal weight gain).

– Your baby has loose, watery feces eight or more times a day. After a full feeding, your baby vomits most of the food. (It’s worth noting that breastfed babies have much more frequent and loose feces than formula-fed newborns.)