In short, yes, you can continue to breastfeed even if you have food poisoning. This is because the bacteria affecting you live in the gut; it does not transfer from milk to your baby unless it’s in blood. So you’re safe to feed your … Read more
It’s easy to assume that your little one is just really hungry, so they chug down their milk within 2 minutes tops. But it could also be because they are sucking for soothing and not always. After all, they want to feed. It could … Read more
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Breast milk is made up of living cells that are susceptible to physical damage. For example, when you vigorously shake breast milk, it denatures the molecules. As a result, it breaks up the proteins into parts, exposing your baby’s gut to infections and gut … Read more
You can mix the old formula brand with the new formula brand and slowly decrease the amount of old formula in the next few days. You may simply switch to other formula brands. It’s not advisable to add sugar, honey, or other sweeteners to … Read more
Fattier breastmilk has a better advantage of giving your baby all the important nutrients that he needs. The fat content in breastmilk is responsible for boosting your child’s physical growth and development. Getting more healthy fats, plenty of protein, and frequent nursing is beneficial … Read more
Spitting up is common among babies. From the age of 0-12 months, you’ll see your little one spitting up after every feed or sometimes after every meal. In most cases, this happens because your baby has an immature digestive tract. There are also few … Read more
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