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Hello, I’m Xena, a US-based International Board-Certified Lactation Consultant and a mother of two. In this video, I’ll explain how your baby’s stomach grows during their first year and how much milk they need at each stage. Understanding this will help you feel more confident in feeding your newborn, knowing you're giving just the right amount!

Here’s what we’ll cover:
🔹 Day 1: Your baby’s stomach is only the size of a cherry—how much milk do they really need?
🔹 Day 3: By now, your baby’s stomach can hold about 22-27 ml (4-5 teaspoons)—how does this affect feeding?
🔹 One Week: Your baby’s stomach grows to the size of an apricot, handling 45-60 ml (1.5-2 oz) per feeding.
🔹 One Month to Six Months: How your baby’s stomach capacity stabilizes and what to expect as they grow.
🔹 Six Months and Beyond: How the introduction of solid foods changes your baby’s feeding needs.

I’ll also share helpful tips on how to know if your baby is getting enough milk and how to avoid common feeding concerns. Don’t worry if you’re not measuring exact amounts—every baby is unique!

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