To offer the foolish excuse that the baby was asleep when feeding time came, is no excuse at all; as a matter of fact the baby should be asleep at each feeding time, if it is healthy.
In these cases it is advisable to add lime-water to each feeding, and to remove some of the fat in each feeding.
These intervals are lengthened as the fever decreases and the amount of food at each feeding increased.
For example a baby six months old would receive from seven to seven and a half ounces at each feeding.
At birth a baby will usually take from one half to one ounce at each feeding, this amount is increased at the rate of a quarter of an ounce each week until the baby is receiving eight ounces at each feeding.
If bottle fed he should be given three and one-half to four ounces at each feeding.
This should not be more than one-fourth ounce in each feeding, one to one and one-half to two ounces daily.
Treat as used; eight or nine ounces are given at each feeding, and five feedings given during the twenty-four hours.
Young {756} infants with dyspeptic and diarrhoeal symptoms can take it, and it appears to be readily assimilated, as the quantity given at each feeding is small.
The physician should be able to give advice not only in reference to the frequency of feeding, but also in regard to the quantity of food which the infant requires at each feeding.
If the infant strongly objects to the taste of the milk when the milk sugar has been omitted, a small quantity (one fourth to one half teaspoonful) of granulated sugar may for a time be added to each feeding, then gradually reduced.
The increase should not be more than a quarter of an ounce in each feeding; or from one and a half to two ounces in a day.
The meals should be far enough apart to give the stomach a little time for rest just before each feeding.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "each feeding" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
