Follow the cues and don't force feedings — you can ... you can use the following baby feeding chart as a general guideline:[2]#2 Baby's Age Breast Milk/Formula Solid Food 4 to 6 months 24 ...

Even if your newborn ate recently, follow their hunger cues and feed on demand. That means feeding your baby whenever they give you hunger cues, such as: Usually, cluster feeding lasts for a few days.

Not only could a newborn become confused between a pacifier nipple and the real thing -- possibly prompting breast-feeding problems -- parents also may fail to recognize cues that the baby is hungry.

Here are some steps to take if you’re concerned your baby may not be getting their fill of milk: Feed more frequently ... Look for hunger cues like rooting, lip smacking, hand-to-mouth movements ...