Don’t worry. Won’t cause any problem.

No problem. Just 1 extra scoop does not matter

Don’t worry now Watch for loose stools and vomiting

Hello For a single feed, this is unlikely to cause significant harm in an otherwise healthy 8-month-old if baby is taking feeds well, active and passing urine well.. * Resume preparing all subsequent feeds according to the manufacturer’s instructions. * Ensure the baby is adequately hydrated and continues normal complementary feeding. Avoid giving repeated feeds this way and you need to look if there is any vomiting, child is constipated and how is the hydration of child like passing urine well..

As a pediatrician I would reassure the parent that a single feed of concentrated formula is unlikely to cause any serious harm in an otherwise healthy 8-month-old infant like in your case. In this case, instead of preparing Lactogen 2 as recommended (2 scoops in 140 mL), 3 scoops were added to 140 mL. This makes the formula more concentrated, meaning the baby has taken in slightly more calories, protein, and minerals and less water than intended. What should you do now? * Do not induce vomiting. * Continue breastfeeding or give the baby’s usual feeds as per schedule. * Ensure the baby remains well hydrated over the next few hours. * Prepare all subsequent formula feeds correctly. * There is no need to dilute the next feed to “compensate.”

Greetings One over-concentrated feed is unlikely to cause serious harm.Monitor your baby closely over the next 24 hours.Watch for vomiting, diarrhea, or severe stomach discomfort.Check for dehydration signs like lethargy or fewer wet diapers.Ensure all future feeds follow standard product measurement guidelines.Contact your pediatrician immediately if any concerning symptoms appear.

No need to worry at all , just feed the baby in normal quantity and frequency which u were doing earlier

Wait and watch.

No worries

Nothing to worry . Wait and watch for loose motions

No problem

Dont worry for 1 time nothing will happen but safer side observe for loose stools and Vomitings

Just monitor your child for loose motions,vomiting and frequency of micturition .

Not to worry. Look for any loose motion, vomiting, stomach discomfort.

Nothing major to worry Watch for vomiting loose stools