Newborns typically need about a few ounces of milk or formula every three to four hours during the first month. Share on Pinterest Let’s be honest: Newborns don’t do a lot. There’s eating, sleeping, ...

Your baby is here and she came without instructions! What and how you feed your newborn is your decision — one that has to work for you and your baby. To feed your baby when she seems hungry, you have ...

As a new parent, there's not much worse than struggling to feed your baby. If you're determined to breastfeed and searching for solutions to get your newborn the milk they need, you might have come ...

Every time I have a new baby, I find my life is consumed with how to feed the tiny precious thing I’ve been entrusted with. I have experienced the gamut: My first was mostly formula fed; I’ve powered ...

Exclusive pumping is when you feed your baby with only pumped milk, rather than direct breastfeeding or nursing. In practice, you express (or squeeze out) milk from your breast using a pump and then ...

Nowadays, your baby starting solids is made safer. Try these 5 quick checks most parents forget so you can focus on ...

You’ve just put your baby to sleep and plan to finish a few things before you hit the bed and get some well-deserved sleep. But you’re woken by your baby, who wants to feed again. While it’s normal ...

As anyone who has ever exclusively breastfeed a baby (or tried to) knows, the gruelling schedule of being available on demand whenever your child is hungry can be exhausting. Indeed, even trying to ...