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How often should my 9 month old eat? sometimes i feel that i feed her too much or too little.
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No set rule: There's no set rule, as every child is different, but having 3 meals a day (breakfast, lunch & dinner) by now is acceptable, and you can offer healthy snacks between meals. If your child hasn't had the 9 month check up yet, you can discuss these issues and see where your child is on the growth chart to better guide nutritional goals.
Answered 7/23/2014
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