Week by Week

Everything below is written for breastfeeding.

Day 64 – 70 · one-glance sheet

Week 10

More alert time, more noise, and — for a lot of babies — the first real smile has arrived or is close.

Just these three, this week

  1. 1
    Feed on demand
    Intervals of roughly 3–4 hours are common by now.
  2. 2
    On the back
    On a firm flat surface, in their own clear sleep space.
  3. 3
    A play mat or gym for
    Supervised floor time on the back and belly.

How much milk

6–8
feeds / day
on cue
amount
3–4 h
typical gap

Feeds are longer and further apart as their stomach grows. Growth spurts can bring a few clingier days.

Draft figures for this age, pending clinical review.

Call someone today if

Trust the worry. None of this is an overreaction.

  • A temperature of 100.4°F (38°C) or higher, rectally, in a baby under 3 months.
  • Fewer than six wet diapers in a day, or refusing several feeds in a row.
  • Fast breathing, grunting, or the skin pulling in under or between the ribs with each breath.
  • Floppy, unusually hard to wake, or a cry that sounds nothing like theirs.
  • Not smiling at people, not reacting to loud sounds, or not able to hold their head up briefly during tummy time by 2 months.

If you want the detail

Drafted from public sources — see the full source list. This is not medical advice — call your pediatrician with any concern.