Feeding Schedules

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I have a few Feeding Schedules that I can share....
It is from some of the other members who shared this info with me when my DS was arnd that age.
Most often at 6mnths... u wud follow On Demand feeding.
Do scrap or email me your current feeding schedule and I can offer u specific answer.
These are schedules for 9 to 13mnth babies.

9months
6 a.m - 4 ounce formula
9 a.m- rice cereal/applesauce
11 a.m nap (4 ounce formula b4 nap)
12 p.m. snacks ,finger foods
2p.m. lunch Vegetable mashed and 4 ounce formula b4 nap
4:30 juice or yogurt on her preference
6:30 Thin arrowroot biscuit dipped in milk
8:30 Dinner rice cereal/fruits/veggie/khichdi
5 ounce before she goes to bed.

10months
wake up - 7/8 AM - 4 ounces milk
Breakfast - 9/10AM - Oats/cheerios with milk n a fruit
Lunch - 12/1PM - boiled veggies wit Quinoa/Couscous/Ragi/Rava/egg
Milk - 3/4PM - 4/5 ounces
Snack - 5/6PM Fruits/Bread toasted with ghee/finger food/egg
Dinner - 8/9 PM boiled veggies with Quinoa/Couscous/Ragi/Rava or parathas/egg
Milk - 4/5 ounces before bed

13months
7 am : Milk 5 Oz
9 AM BF : homemade pureed fruits or gerber pureed fruits
12/12.30 PM Lunch: homemade food4 PM snack:junior horlicks 4 Oz
5 Pm : finger foods
8.30 PM Dinner: homemade food(parathas/idlis/dosa) with boiled veggies

DD is 10 months and weighs ~16.4 pounds.
wake up - 7/8 AM - 4 ounces milk
Breakfast - 9/10AM - cheerios/biscuit/snacks
milk in between (to finish the morning quota)
Lunch - 12/1PM - blander version of our food (rice+whatever ive made for the day)/oatmeal+gerber veg(if no cooking for me)
Milk - 3/4PM - 4/5 ounces
Dinner - Same as lunch (quantity is very less or sometimes absent as she is extremely sleepy/cranky by then)
Milk - quantity depends on dinner.
Again in the middle of the night one more feeding.

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