Baby nutrition involves a transition from breastfeeding or formula to stage 2 solids and finger foods like cottage cheese. Identifying which foods cause constipation or upset a nursing baby's stomach is essential.
Bowel movements are one measure of your baby’s health and nutrition. Formula-fed babies generally produce fewer bowel movements than breast-fed babies. How often a formula-fed baby has a bowel movement differs from child to child and changes as the baby grows.
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Two things related to feedings happen to many babies at 3 months: they go through a growth spurt, and begin sleeping through the night without waking to eat. While you might be able to skip that 3 a.m. feeding, your 3-month-old will drink more formula at each feeding.
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