See below: Human breast milk provides 20 cal/oz. Some infants in certain medical conditions, e.g., bronchopulmonary dysplasia, requires higher calory intake to thrive. 24 cal/oz formula is utilized when infant requires higher calory intake yet cannot handle increased fluid volume.
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Ask them why: Not sure why someone pushing you to give 24 cal/oz formula. Do you have enough volume? Is infant asking for more after breast feeding? Is infant gaining wt properly? How do you know the caloric content of your milk? Has it been tested?
Answered 2/25/2014
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