they're more interested in eating, but they do still get most of their nutrition from breast milk or formula. Your baby will self-regulate their food intake based on what their body needs, so let ...

Fact: Because breast milk is so easy to digest, babies generally get hungrier sooner than if they are formula-fed. It's appropriate for your breastfeeding newborn baby to eat every two to three ...

There are signs that can help you decide whether your baby is ready for food. Waking up at night or demanding more milk might just mean they’re going through a growth spurt, but look out for ...

‘To hand-express, start by warming up your breasts,’ says Brown. ‘A gentle massage can allow milk to flow more freely. You’ll want to position your thumb and index finger slightly behind your nipple ...