Sample 8 Month Formula Fed Schedule

9 mos old schedule
9am - (late riser), cereal
10am - 7oz breastmilk
12noon - cereal & 1/2 jar of fruit
1pm-3pm - nap
3pm - 7 oz breastmilk
5pm - jar of stage 2 dinner and finger food from the table
(butter bread, cheese, soft veggies, soft fruit, etc.)
8pm - nurses
8:30pm - bedtime
3am'ish - nurses
My daughter isn't a big fan of jarred food but LOVES cereal. She eats 2 huge bowls a day. She also gets a "snack" of Cheerios, Kix, or Gerber Puffs once during the afternoon. More to keep her busy than for nutrition.

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My son's schedule @ 8months:
7:00-bottle
8:30-breakfast
9:00-nap
11:00-bottle
12:30-lunch
1:00-nap
3:00-bottle
5:30-dinner
7:30-bottle,then bed
As for snacks~teething biscuits,fruit,puffs,ect...try to give healty snacks. I also gave my son a sippy cup between meals with water or with diluted applejuice. That way when it came time for the sippy cup he was familiar with it. Hope this gives you some ideas let me know if you like the website! JenP (my son is 14mon)

Aiden is 11mo old, but still gets 4 bottles per day (I know, but he loves them! :)).
7am- 6oz bottle
8-9am- pancake spread with baby food fruitor cereal/toast
11am- 6oz bottle
12-1pm- quinoa/yogurt/veggie
3pm- 6oz bottle
4pm- snack- yogurt or fruit
5-6pm- dinner- chicken pieces,diced veggie,fruit,etc.
7-7-30pm- 9oz bottle

Hope this helps, at least in the next couple months! :)

Breakfast- 6 oz & cereal
Lunch- 4-6 oz & 1 or 2 jar foods (some wait time in between)
nap 3-5 hrs
Snack- bitter biscuit/dried fruit/anything soft & healthy
Dinner 4-6 oz & 1 or 2 jar foods
another small snack sometimes depends on how much jar food she ate that day
6 oz before bed
Sometimes she has more formula than that. She's a big baby. I don't think the snacks are that important at this age but my daughter likes them.