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A Diaper Changing Method To Relieve & Prevent Colic
A simple change in how you diaper your baby could help prevent colic. Learn how the rolling diaper change technique supports your baby’s spinal development and comfort—one small shift that may reduce fussiness, gas, and crying spells.
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Infant Food Allergy Guide for Breastfeeding Moms – Need to Know
Most food allergies don’t show up in breastfed babies—but when they do, it can be confusing. This guide helps you spot real signs, know what to eat (or not), and confidently keep nursing your baby, even if they have sensitivities.
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Foods That Cause Gas In Babies While Breastfeeding
Could It Be Something in My Diet? There is no specific food list that every breastfeeding mother should avoid. But – certain foods may occasionally bother some babies; this is a somewhat rare occurrence and is more prevalent in newborns. Remember, foods are unlikely to cause an issue since breastmilk is derived from what passes…
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Is My Baby Spitting Up a Cause for Concern?
Spitting up typically peaks between the ages of two and four months. By the time most babies can sit up by themselves, they usually have mastered the skill of keeping their food down. My Baby Keeps Spitting Up! Spitting up is a normal part of any infant’s growth and development, regardless of whether a baby…
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Baby Poop – What Are Normal Stools for Breastfed Babies?
Although your baby’s stool may be a number of different colors and even textures, some stools serve as a warning sign. This is not only a smelly subject but a health concern. Your baby’s poop can tell a lot about their health. When you look at your baby’s stool, there are several things to look…
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How Can I Relieve My Baby’s Gas?
Does your baby have colicAreIs they gassy or fussy? Seeing your baby in pain and not knowing how to help them is terrible. This page will try to shed some light on how to relieve gas and burp a newborn baby. Spitting up frequently, crying after a feed, trouble falling asleep and excessive fussiness all…
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Breastfeeding Positions to Reduce Gas
Certain positions can help your baby latch correctly and reduce the amount of air they swallow. When babies eat, whether they’re breastfeeding or bottle-feeding, they can swallow air, which can cause gas. This air can build up in the baby’s stomach and cause discomfort. While there are steps you can take to minimize this, some…
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Teething Biscuit Recipes – Adaptable to Your Baby’s Individual Needs
Making your own teething biscuits is easy and economical. Making your own teething biscuits are easy and economical when using these teething biscuit recipes. There are many different options when choosing a recipe for teething biscuits, but the recipe below is customizable and adaptable to your baby’s needs. Possible substitutions and changes are included throughout the instructions…
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Breastfeeding and Colic: Signs, Causes & How to Help Your Baby
Colic can turn early motherhood into an emotional rollercoaster—especially when you’re breastfeeding and doing everything “right.” This guide breaks down what colic really is, why it happens (even in breastfed babies), and how to soothe your little one while keeping your sanity intact.
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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
Tag: Gassy Baby
Learn how to identify, manage, and soothe a gassy baby. Explore tips, feeding techniques, and related strategies to relieve discomfort and help your baby feel more comfortable and happy.