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How much, what, and how often should a 7.5 month old be eating? she's 16.5lbs
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Depends: How is she growing? At that weight, she is between the 25th and 50th percentile, which is , by itself, perfectly normal. Don't stress over quantity unless there has been a great gain or loss in percentiles. Instead, concentrate on good quality food, fresh and with limited sugars. Some eat more, some eat less. Don't compare. If she's growing well, she's fine.
Answered 9/28/2016
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