Many women want to know exactly how much milk their babies get when they nurse, and some will express milk with a pump...
Slower digestion means darker colors. Older infants often have stools that are green because they digest food a...
Lactational amenorrhea (LAM) is defined as the time when a woman does not have a period because she is nursing a baby....
The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) recommends delay of the pacifier until breastfeeding is well established at...
Use a bottle warmer or run the bottle under a warm tap until you reach the desired temperature. Mix the bottle...
While many women can sense when their milk is letting down (usually by feeling a tingling sensation in the breast or by...
Antibiotics (either by mouth or via an IV if you are very sick) may be needed if you are diagnosed with...
If you start to exhibit symptoms of mastitis, you should reach out to your doctor or midwife so they are aware. The...
Some babies have some trouble learning how exactly to suck from the nipple. They might suck only on the nipple and...
When drinking from a sippy cup, children still have to suckle the same way they would a bottle, with the tongue...
For the first 6 months of a baby’s life, breast milk or formula is the perfect food! It has all the protein, fat,...
The quick answer is probably not. Spitting up is unlikely to be a sign of allergy or intolerance to a particular...
All Posts Loaded
No more pages to load