When a mom returns to work, she often has questions about how much milk her baby needs while she's away. How many ounces are typically needed? Should you be using a "milk calculator"? Plus, how to handle caregivers who like to overfeed.
When it comes to breastfeeding, it seems like everyone has an opinion they want to share. But, that doesn't mean the information is always accurate. This episode explores common myths and misconceptions when it comes to milk supply.
What are typical cues moms should be aware of? What does responsive feeding look like after a baby starts eating solids?
Expressed breast milk can be quite convenient considering our busy schedules. How can you help your baby go back and forth between breast and bottle?
Chances are you could use a little more sleep these days. You may have heard of the “dream feed,” a tactic many parents use to extend their baby’s long stretch of sleep. But what is it, exactly? How do you do it? And when should you stop?
If you are a new parent who has decided to formula-feed your little one, you might be wondering what your best options are. You obviously want to give your newborn the best nutrition possible. At the same time, you want to avoid any harmful chemicals or additives that might be lurking in some baby formulas. That’s where organic formulas come in.
We're continuing our series to help guide new breastfeeding moms through important milestones during that first year. In this episode, we'll focus on what typically happens to your breastfeeding relationship during weeks 3 through 6.
