Doubao responds to baby feeding controversy, calls reports inaccurate

A recent report claimed that new parents in Nanning, China, fed their one-month-old baby only 60ml per meal based on Doubao's advice. Doubao today issued a statement calling the report inaccurate. Citing China's 2024 infant feeding guidelines, Doubao noted that a one-month-old baby needs 600-700ml of milk daily, not just 60ml per meal. Internal tests show Doubao never gives a single 60ml recommendation; it usually provides a total daily range and suggests monitoring the baby's response. The hospital said the family didn't show full chat logs, and the doctor didn't know the full context. The original report was twisted, and a rumor version trended on Weibo. Doubao will improve its model accuracy and reminds users that its content is for reference only, not a substitute for professional medical advice.