E.R.
Hi, H..
My daughter is 8-months-old and she's on solid foods three times a day and having between 4-5 nursing sessions a day. She's eating about a jar of food (about 2.5 ounces) per meal mixed with baby cereal (oatmeal), with the exception of breakfast where she eats about half that amount because she typically nurses on both breasts. Since you are doing formula, you should feed the baby the formula first before feeding a meal because that's where most of the baby's calories and nutrients are going to come from. My daughter's pediatrician said that solid foods are more for socialization, so they understand mealtimes and they learn how to eat, but it's most important that they have formula/breastmilk. If you haven't done solids yet, you'll have to go slow and don't expect the baby to eat a whole lot. It took a couple of months before my daughter was eating 2 ounces. Your baby will let you know if they want more. Don't stress too much about it. Another caution, make sure you try veggies (bland foods) first before fruit (sweet), otherwise, you'll have a really tough time later trying to give your baby the stuff that's most important for nutrients. Good luck. I hope that helps. :)