There is no one right way to feed a baby. These seven gentle reminders help you quiet the noise, protect your mental health and build a feeding plan that fits your real life.

As a new parent, one thought that must be occupying your mind at all times is whether your baby is getting enough nourishment. Babies can’t tell you in words, but their bodies give many clear signs.

Although it is correct that a breastfeeding infant’s clenched fist may indicate hunger (Item 98-20), there are better ways to assess a newborn for adequate intake in the early postpartum period. In ...

Whether you’re a first-time or experienced parent, the idea that your baby isn’t getting enough milk is about as scary as it gets. But understanding the subtle signs of an underfed bub can help you ...

A growing number of parents are skipping spoon-feeding their babies and trying “baby-led weaning” instead. By Katie J. M. Baker Jenny Best was determined that her firstborn son would have a positive ...