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“Why is my baby fussy?” This is a common question that i’m sure every parent has googled at some point or another–probably after the hours of midnight. Within the first 12 weeks of life
Starting the breastfeeding journey as a new mom can be a bit overwhelming. There is often an expectation that both you and your baby will effortlessly get the hang of it. In reality breastfeeding
As an IBCLC I often hear from moms who go into pregnancy with the plan to exclusively breastfeed– only to be disappointed if that plan has to shift. The goal to exclusively breastfeed is
If your baby is refusing to breastfeed, I see you. It can feel beyond stressful during these times and often everyone ends up in tears. I hope this blog helps you understand the most common
Too Much Milk? One of the most common worries from breastfeeding parents is the concern about whether their baby is getting enough milk. You can find a lot of information about building your milk
Most parents wonder while breastfeeding if they have enough milk. Here’s how you can tell your is baby getting enough.
Learning I was pregnant was such an exciting time. However, imagining how I was going to nurse my baby and what breastfeeding positions to use was totally overwhelming. After much research and following all
On day 1 of life, your baby doesn’t need much food. Its tiny tummy can only hold about 5-7ml or 1-1.4 teaspoons at a time. As babies get older, their need for larger volumes
Not all babies instinctually pick up on bottle feeding, especially those who are breastfed. As lactation professionals, many people would be surprised to hear that a big part of the job involves teaching about bottle feeding.
Babies were made to breastfeed with teeth, and it is possible to have a good latch and never feel their chompers. Here are some tips to manage biting with breastfeeding.
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