Depending on your baby’s age, you’re likely to have to get up at least once in the night – sometimes you’ll be up and down like a yo-yo – and as each feed can take a least 30 minutes, you’ll be ...

Burping your baby might seem like a straightforward task, but any new parent knows it can feel more like an art—or even a ...

Solid foods are a big step for a baby. Here’s how to make the transition from breast milk or formula to solid foods.

Helping your child enjoy a varied diet can be tricky, especially when they become fussy toddlers! Dietitian Lucy Neary offers ...

combination feeding, breastfeeding the occasional expressed bottle or simply transitioning from breast to bottle, knowing ...

From almost the moment your baby is born, they are hungry. Many first-time mothers are surprised when baby is at their breast, ready to feed, as soon as 30 minutes after birth. But how soon after ...

And if you’re bottle feeding with expressed milk or formula, let your partner feed baby too so you can get some well-earned rest. Whichever way you choose to feed - breast or bottle - we’ve ...

So this author counsels to feed on demand. Your baby knows best what he needs. Follow his lead with regard to feeding and you'll rarely go wrong.