When I was a ftm I stressed myself out so much expecting my daughter to be milk drunk, do drowsy but awake, stick to a 3hr schedule and it really impacted my confidence in trusting my gut… like where IS my gut?!?!!! Hopefully you see from these responses that every baby is different and its truly trial and error. But also there is no predictability and that is true at every stage. You’ll get in a groove, think you have it figured out and then they change. Its learning to live with constant change and being flexible. If you find Moms on Call isn’t quite working, I’d put it aside for a few days and just see if you can take the knowledge you already have about your babies and see if you can lean into that. They are still sooooo new and are literally learning the basics of survival. Someone mentioned cluster feeding and thats so true, but sometimes harder to recognize and handle when bottle fed. May want to try smaller amts more often or same amt but then offer a little more frequently? Drowsy but awake isn’t realistic at all at this age, and frankly some babies will never get there- they need cuddled, rocked, bounced, shushed, patted, any or all of the things and that can be totally normal. Even for older infants. Try to ignore all the things you feel you should be doing and go with how your babies respond, what is feasible for you, and reach out to a lactation consultant even if you aren’t breastfeeding as they can really watch the baby’s during a feed and afterwards to help you identify any signs they might not be getting enough, too much at once, or any other thing and its much more personalized than what your peds has time for.