I'm going to risk Aitch's wrath by posting here, cos I can't see the poll yet... IzzyMouse is 11 months (and breastfed) and still barely gets through the equivalent of 3 teaspoons, let alone the alleged '3-6 tablespoons' of food some experts say she should. And she's fine, thriving, busy, full of beans, on the same centile she started etc etc. Which is all fine cos I can demand feed and I know she'll take the milk she needs - not sure how I'll be feeling when I'm back at work, but anyway. The first noticeable increase in quantity came at about 8 months, then again at 10, but she is very variable in how much, and what, she's interested in. BTW, a friend has a great way of dealing with critical HVs. To avoid the fight, just smile, say 'thanks, I'll think about all of that' and then do just what you please.