A newborn baby has a very small stomach. How much can it hold?
A1 litre
B30 ml
C3 litres
D300 ml
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. 30 ml
A newborn stomach can stretch to hold only about 30 ml, so babies need small feeds often.
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