Reflux and regurgitation are when your baby brings up small amounts of milk after a feed. It’s perfectly normal. In fact, ...

To prevent babies from getting acid reflux, feed them smaller, more frequent meals and tilt their head during and after feedings.

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 ...