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How many ounces a day should my 8 week old baby be taking in to stay hydrated?
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Variable: Usually if your baby is wetting 5 or more diapers a day, they are well hydrated. The ounces amount does depend upon each child, but 30- 35 ounces per day is a good ballpark estimate.
Answered 10/8/2015
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