About Baby Milk Calculator
Baby Milk Calculator is a free tool designed to help parents and caregivers estimate daily and per-feeding milk amounts. The site is maintained as an editorial resource, not just a utility page, so the method, source standards, and correction path stay visible.
Our Mission
The goal is simple: make feeding guidance easier to understand without pretending that a general tool can replace individualized medical care. Parents need clarity, not guesswork and not thin content.
How We Maintain the Site
Maintained by
Baby Milk Calculator editorial team
Last review
April 21, 2026
Core sources
American Academy of Pediatrics, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, World Health Organization
We keep the method visible, cite primary public-health sources, and update pages when the tool or the underlying guidance changes materially.
Key Features
Transparent calculations
Age-based intake ranges and conversions are published on the site.
Private by default
Calculations happen on-device. The tool does not require an account.
Source-backed guides
Guide pages now publish their primary references and trust details directly on the page.
Built for parents
Simple outputs, clear limits, and no attempt to sound more certain than the source guidance allows.
How It Works
The calculator uses age-based intake guidance measured in milliliters per kilogram per day:
- 0-2 months: 150-180 ml/kg/day
- 2-6 months: 120-150 ml/kg/day
- 6-12 months: 100-120 ml/kg/day
- 12+ months: 90-110 ml/kg/day
For the exact formula, assumptions, and reference links, see How We Calculate.
Editorial Standards
Each guide is reviewed against official pediatric or public-health sources, and we keep medical boundaries explicit when a question can no longer be safely generalized. The full source, update, and correction standards are documented in the editorial policy.
Important Note
Medical Disclaimer: This calculator provides informational guidance only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Always consult with your pediatrician or healthcare provider about your baby's specific nutritional needs.
Corrections & Contact
If you spot an error, want to suggest an improvement, or need to reach the team, email support@milkcalculator.org or use the contact page.