Oversupply, forceful let-down, foremilk/hindmilk imbalance … all of these strike fear in the heart of new mothers because they translate to an inconsolable, visibly uncomfortable, crying baby. He may want to nurse all the time, because the sucking behavior soothes him when his tummy hurts, but the more he nurses, the more miserable he becomes. …
Let me begin this post by saying that many of my colleagues are hesitant to suggest that a mother consider eliminating one or more foods from her diet; they are worried that “one more thing” will make a mother not want to breastfeed her baby. My perspective is a little different, because when my babies…
I bet you didn’t think this blog was going to go below the belt! I’m here, in your baby’s diaper, to talk a little about red tushies and green poop. I know a bit about this because when my first December baby was born, her red tushie and green poop fit in with the Christmas…
normal, like breathing 