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Hi Mary Lynn and welcome to the IRD boards! Are you the lady that left a message for me on Noah's guestbook? I hope so because I didn't know how else to contact you. Hopefully you will post here soon regarding your child's feeding habits and can get some good advice.

As for the schedule you sent to me, it does sound about right and is close to what Noah is on. We were late to start solids though (5 months) and only recently started giving them to him twice a day. I would say three times a day at this point might be a bit much, but I would run it by your ped. Also, I put less cereal in Noah's bottles as he takes 5oz. of formula and we only put 2 tsp. of rice cereal. He takes anywhere from 15-35oz. of formula a day, but it averages around 30oz. I really don't have a set schedule for him and never have, so sorry that I can't help you there.

Hope to see you around and posting soon! :hug:

I'm finally able to start posting.. He's sleeping and napping much better.. The advice is coming good so far.. Can't believe how many wonderful/nice people are here..

mary lynn

I'm glad to hear he's been doing better. We still have issues with Noah sleeping and it's enough to drive you crazy. By the way, your son is a DOLL!