Sounds about right to me. This is about what my oldest was eating at this age. She will let you know if she is hungry. If you are worried it's not enough just offer her snacks in between - she won't eat them if she's not hungry. Just make sure you keep balancing what she eats - fruit, vergies, meat, bread & milk. You are doing a good job if you ask me!

It is enough food. Sounds normal to me. If you calculate her solids and her formula she is getting enough. Now, when you stop with the formula you will have to up the solid intake, but sounds like your doing a good job. She is old enough to communicate with you if she is still hungry (usually will cry if you don't keep feeding her).

Sounds like she is getting enough to me. As others have she will let you know if she wants more food. If she is healthy and putting on weight, there should be no problems. Leisa

The amount of protein is roughly the size of the palm so its a relative guide when feeding children, I was an overfed child that grew into an obese adult and lived with the nasty namecalling and taunts from peers in between.

You seem to have things nicely balanced and she'll let you know if she's hungry. Your observations are also your best guide happy and active she's getting enough.

Disregard those others who are rattling your confidence and continue forth your daughter will benefit from your ability to judge what is necessary and what isnt.

Sounds fine to me

Stop worrying, as you said she is healthy

Well done

Jypsyheart

She will tell you if she is still hungry.  It sounds like she is getting plenty to eat.  She is little enough to still be taking alot of nutrients from the formula.  As long as you are verying the types of fruit and veggies then she will get the rest of what she needs from the food.  Also, keep in mind that her stomach is about the size of her fist, so she can't fit a whole lot in there anyway.  But stick to what you feel is what she needs, what your gut tells you and the cues she gives you.

 

Hi I think you are doing the right thing, she will eat as much as she want to, that's what my daughter did & she was eating the same amount as what your daughter is at 10 months, but I would offer her maybe 2 bits of bread at lunch & a jar of fruit or yogurt.

That's what I gave Charli & it was enough but if your daughter doesn’t want that much that's fine as long as she has a healthy appetite & is eating what you are offering that's the main thing.

If you are concerned go & see your doctor & just see what he/she thinks.

Hope this helps.

So long as she is offered food, it's up to her how much of it she eats.  I think that's plenty for a baby of that age.  We have 2 babies of that age at daycare where I work and one is there from 6am to 6pm so all her meals are at daycare.  She has 1 weetbix for breakfast with milk on it at 7am, a jar of fruit at 9:15am, a jar of meat/veg (or similar) for lunch at 11:30am, a jar of yoghurt at 2:15pm and another meat/veg jar at 5pm.  She has a bottle when she comes in at 6am that Mum gave her that's nearly finished when she gets there, she has another one after lunch then has a sleep, then has another one when Mum comes back to get her at about 6pm and she has that on the way home and goes to sleep.  Another one at the same age has breakfast before coming, she gets there at 8:30/9am and has a sandwich with fruit for lunch at daycare, then she goes home and has tea at home with her family but she doesn't have morning and afternoon tea.  She also has 3 bottles a day.  One at about 9:30 then goes to sleep and one at about 2:30 and has another sleep.  Mum gives her one at home before bed.  I guess it depends on the baby with how much they eat in a day.  Sorry for the long-winded answer, just wanted to show 2 completely different diets for 2 healthy babies of the same age.

my sons nine mnths he has 6tbspoons of cereal mixed with same amount of water then a bottle of milk too a meal same size for dinner with juice and a yoghurt or fruit pot then same again 4 tea but with milk and a bottle b4 bed as well as snacks of cucumber bread sticks etc but he was aaa big baby and has been in 9-12 mnths clothes since 7 mnths if your childs weight is ok and she isnt telling you shes hungry shes probably fine mac is put off his food with warm weather i just accomidate by replacing some meals with milk then i know hes getting all the nutrients and isnt de hydrated. hope this helps jo xx