Baby Feeding

The moment a parent leaves the room can trigger a wave of tears and distress for a baby. This isn't a sign of being clingy or spoiled; it’s a normal and healthy developmental stage known as separat...

A crying baby is a challenge, but a wailing baby in public can feel like a full-blown crisis. The pressure of being in a café, a supermarket, or on a crowded bus with a distraught infant can quickl...

Breastfeeding parents often find themselves asking: How long can warmed breast milk sit out? No matter where you are, pumping, getting ready to send your baby to daycare, or merely attempting to ma...

The process of introducing a bottle to a breastfed infant may seem an enthusiastic but sensitive process. Lots of parents ask themselves when they should start bottle feeding, how to understand tha...

Baby crying at night is a problem that almost all new parents will encounter. Even after just feeding, some babies will still cry, which often makes parents feel confus...

Feeding your baby is supposed to be a special time. But when your newborn cries at every feeding, it can feel confusing and upsetting. You might ask, “Is some...

Feeding your baby at night can be tough, especially if you’re already sleep-deprived. And that’s where dream feeding can come in. A lot of parents use this method to help their baby sleep lo...

Early months with a newborn are all about feeding time. If you decide to bottle feed (whether using formula or expressed breast milk), you must do it properly...

Little things can make a big difference in how well you take care of your baby.  What kind of heat do you use to warm your baby's milk or formula?  A good bot...