Your infant is gaining proper weight. Diet seems suitable for the requirement. Give formula feed as much as the baby is able to drink at the time. 90-100ml per feed is not the limit. However, a good advice here would be to try and avoid formula feed as much as possible. If you are able to breastfeed the baby sufficiently 6-7 times then there is no doubt that you will be able to do it the rest of the times as well. It will help strengthen the emotional connection between you two and which will result in better breastfeeding. With every top feed you give the baby, the chances of successful breastfeeding reduces.

Your child has the appropriate weight gain and you are following the proper guidelines - increase formula 10-20 ml every 15-20 days

With increasing age,we advise ad Libitum feeding…which means as much as required. 90 ml is fair enough volume… But what is important is A) breast feeds are best. B) 3 scoops of formula for 90 ml volume. Maintain dilution as 30 ml water with 1 scoop of formula …and increments in same proportion. C) if you wish to increase,based on demand…. It should be prepared as 120 ml with 4 scoops.

exclusive breastfeeding is a good option to follow incase of low supply try all home remedies ,increase water intake along with nutritious diet

Weight is good

Weight is good . Try to give more breast milk. Formula milk is sufficient . If they demand u can increase milk per feed .

Your baby’s feeding plan sounds well balanced and appropriate! Here’s why: ⸻ ✅ Feeding Guidelines for a 2-Month-Old Baby: • Average weight gain: Babies typically gain about 20–30 grams per day. • Formula requirement (general): A 2-month-old baby needs about 120–150 ml of milk per kg of body weight per day. • At 4.5 kg, that’s approximately 540–675 ml/day from all sources (breast + formula). Since you are breastfeeding 6–7 times and giving 180–200 ml formula per day, your baby’s total milk intake is likely within the right range. ⸻