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Could Breastfeeding Reduce the Risk of ADHD?
Breastfeeding reduces the risk of ADHD by promoting a strong bond between mother and baby and providing important nutrients to help boost brain development. ADHD, or attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, can cause focus issues and impulsive behavior, including hyperactivity and emotional problems. While some children may show only a few of these symptoms, others may…
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How to Induce Lactation and Breastfeed Your Adopted Baby
They said I wouldn’t be able to do it and that I’d never get him on the breast, and that I wouldn’t make enough milk, but, I did it, and I am so happy that I did because my son is 13 months old now and healthy and thriving in the 56 percentile Is it…
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Stories of Mothers Who Cannot Produce Breast Milk
I believe that some women cannot produce breast milk. Whether hormonal or genetic, it is a reality that, for whatever reason, has been downplayed and ignored by the majority of the medical community. Some Women Can’t Breastfeed Kat’s story “I know now that some women can’t breastfeed. To this day, I still wonder why breastfeeding…
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Cleft Lip and Palate
The Obturator can help the baby suck stronger and provides firm pressure on the breast. The mother should request that the Obturator be made of a smooth surface, as not to hurt her while breastfeeding Cleft lip and Cleft palates are among the most common birth defects. While the fetus is developing in the mother’s…
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Metformin and Breastfeeding
Metformin and Other AntidiabeticMedicines: Are They Safe to Use WhenBreastfeeding? Approximately 15 million women, or one in every nine women, in the United States have diabetes – and health outcomes for female sufferers tend to be worse than they are for men. For instance, women have a four times higher risk of developing heart disease…
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Pedialyte for Infants – While Breastfeeding
Breastmilk is easily digested and contains all the electrolytes and nutrients your baby needs to prevent dehydration. Unlike dairy or soy-based formula, breastmilk does not contain large protein molecules and is, therefore, less irritating to the intestine. Do Babies Who Are Breastfed Need Pedialyte When Ill? Gastroenteritis is a common illness that is often caused…
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Infant Acid Reflux – How to Soothe Your Little One Naturally
Many babies spit up, but when does it signal reflux or GERD? This guide explains why reflux happens—especially in breastfed babies—how to spot red flags, and practical ways to ease symptoms. With expert-backed tips, parents can feel reassured and know when to seek medical advice.
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Soothe Acid Reflux in Breastfed Babies – 10 Proven Ways
If your baby struggles with frequent spit-ups, fussiness, or poor sleep, acid reflux may be the cause. The good news? Most babies outgrow it, and there are simple, gentle ways to ease their discomfort. From feeding tips to soothing positions and everyday adjustments, here’s a list of practical solutions that can help your baby feel…
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Nipple Variations – How to Keep Breastfeeding
Nipple variations are common and don’t usually prevent successful breastfeeding. With tools like nipple shields, massage, or pumping, many challenges can be managed. Flat or inverted nipples often improve over time with regular nursing. Support, patience, and the right techniques make a big difference for both comfort and milk flow.
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What You Need to Know About White Baby Poop
Noticing white baby poop in your little one’s diaper can be surprising, but it doesn’t always mean something is wrong. From normal digestive development to minor dietary changes, there are many reasons why you might see pale poop or whitish stool. This guide will help you understand what’s normal, when to keep an eye on…
Breastfeeding Problems & Solutions
Category: Special Situations
Every breastfeeding journey is different. This section offers support for unique situations—like nursing premature babies, twins, or multiples. Learn how to breastfeed after a C-section and how to keep going when you return to work. Whatever your path looks like, you’ll find guidance here to help you through.