It is important to realize that is the bare minimum; meaning babies need to eat at least every 3 hours.
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It is important to realize that is the bare minimum; meaning babies need to eat at least every 3 hours.
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The koala hold can be very helpful in encouraging a solid latch if other positions have been problematic or if you’re looking for a position that allows your arms to get a bit of a rest.
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When offering that first bottle to your baby, avoid introducing the bottle while your baby is very hungry and agitated.
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Assuming that the Baby has been latching and feeding well, waiting until 4-6 weeks can help make sure milk-supply is regulated and that your baby has a well-established nursing latch.
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Many families are worried about the amount of spit-up that appears to come out of their baby. The reality is that most infants spit up just small amounts.
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