Tag: breastfeeding
How to Get Milk Off Newborn Tongue: Gentle Cleaning Tips
Newborns often have a milky residue on their tongues, which can be easily cleaned with gentle methods. Use a soft,…
Baby Twisting and Pulling While Breastfeeding: What It Means
Baby twisting and pulling while breastfeeding is common and can indicate a few things. They may be seeking comfort, exploring,…
Foods to Avoid When Breastfeeding Baby with Acid Reflux
When breastfeeding a baby with acid reflux, it's best to avoid certain foods that may exacerbate their discomfort. Steer clear…
Baby Shaking While Nursing: Is It Normal?
It's not uncommon for babies to shake or tremble while nursing, and in most cases, it's completely normal. This can…
Why Does Breast Milk Separate in the Fridge? Understanding Storage
Breast milk separation in the fridge is completely natural! The fat in the milk rises to the top, creating a…
How Many Pacifiers Does a Baby Need? A Practical Guide
When it comes to pacifiers, most experts recommend having 2-4 on hand. This ensures you'll have extras for when one…
My Baby Uses Me as a Pacifier to Sleep: What to Do
If your baby uses you as a pacifier to sleep, you're not alone! This common habit can be comforting for…
Baby Rooting But Not Hungry: Understanding the Cues
When your baby roots but isn't hungry, it can be puzzling. Rooting is a natural reflex that often signals comfort-seeking…