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White Poop in Breastfed Babies
Concerned about white stools in your breastfed baby? Discover what this uncommon symptom could indicate, from medications to underlying health conditions, and learn when it’s time to consult a pediatrician. As a new parent, you’re likely to find yourself scrutinizing every aspect of your baby’s health, including their stool. While it may seem like an…
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Postpartum Depression and Breastfeeding
80% of mothers go through some anxiety and depression after pregnancy. Most mothers don’t realize that they are depressed. What is Postpartum Depression? Even under ideal circumstances, giving birth to and looking after a new life is challenging. Some tears and emotional days are expected following the birth of a new baby, but when you…
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Self-Care Tips for Postpartum Wellness
During the postpartum period, we need to learn how to balance our newborn’s needs with our own The first twelve weeks after your baby’s arrival are incredibly transformative. It’s a time of discovery, filled with learning about your new role as a parent and understanding your baby’s needs. This period also allows you to focus…
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Postpartum Recovery While Breastfeeding
You’re nurturing a new life, but it’s equally vital to nurture yourself. This guide offers practical tips to support your healing, make your breastfeeding experience more comfortable, and ensure you can fully embrace this precious, fleeting time with your little one. Welcome to the incredible journey of motherhood! While the immense joy of holding your…
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Baby Has Weak Suction? Here’s What You Need to Know
Breastfeeding can sometimes feel overwhelming—especially when your baby seems to have a weak suction at the breast. When Your Baby Has Weak Suction While Breastfeeding A strong latch and effective suction are key to ensuring your baby gets enough milk and keeps your supply healthy. Here, we’ll look at what can cause weak suction in…
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How Can You Tell if Baby Is Tongue Tied?
A defect like this can make it look as if the baby has a short tongue, or sometimes no “free tongue. “ A tongue-tied baby might have some problems moving the tongue up and down and side to side. What is Tongue-tie? A mucous membrane called the frenulum is centered on the underside of a…
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Nipple Confusion in Breastfeeding
Breastfeeding can be beautiful—but also challenging, especially when your baby suddenly refuses the breast after doing well. One reason this might happen is nipple confusion. What Is Nipple Confusion, Why It Happens, and How to Avoid It If your baby has been introduced to a bottle, nipple shield, or pacifier and is now struggling to…
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Suck Problems During Breastfeeding
The hard palate helps to position the nipple and areola, and this holds the breast in place. The soft palate is towards the back of your baby’s mouth, and this is the area in which the nipple should be. Is Baby not Sucking Properly? A baby sucks, swallows, and breathes all at the same time…
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Tongue Problems
A tongue thrust happens when a baby pushes his/her tongue outward, pushing the breast away and thus interfering with latching on. Some babies only thrust their tongue, when the milk flow starts to decrease If you are worried about the amount of milk that your baby is receiving, you can read: Newborn Tongue Thrust Newborns…
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The Easiest Ways to Soothe a Fussy Baby on the Go
Every parent knows the panic of a fussy baby in the middle of a store, park, or outing. You’ve packed everything you think you might need—snacks, toys, pacifiers—but nothing seems to calm your little one. It can be stressful, exhausting, and even a little embarrassing. The good news? There are practical, easy ways to soothe…
Breastfeeding Problems & Solutions
Category: Common Challenges
Breastfeeding isn’t always easy—and that’s okay. You’re not alone. This section covers common breastfeeding challenges like low milk supply, sore nipples, engorgement, mastitis, and more. Learn what causes these issues and how to treat them. Get real solutions, simple tips, and support to help you keep going with confidence.