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Cue Feeding (Breastfeeding on Demand) for a Happy Baby
Cue feeding—also known as breastfeeding on demand—means responding to your baby’s hunger cues rather than following a strict schedule. It supports milk supply, promotes bonding, reduces stress, and helps babies thrive.
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Comfort Nursing – The Amazing Superpower of a Mom
Comfort nursing isn’t just about feeding—it’s about connection, security, and emotional comfort. When a baby seeks the breast for soothing, they’re tapping into a powerful biological bond. Far from spoiling a child, this instinctive act builds trust and resilience. It’s a mother’s quiet superpower—gentle, and grounding.
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Cluster Feedings – My Baby Wants to Breastfeed All the Time!
Cluster feeding can leave new parents feeling overwhelmed, but it’s a normal and important part of establishing your milk supply. Learn how to handle the chaos with confidence, and why following your baby’s lead is the key to a smoother breastfeeding journey.

Explore the benefits and techniques of comfort feeding to soothe, bond with, and nurture your baby. Learn how feeding for comfort differs from feeding for hunger and how it supports emotional and physical well-being.