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Ask Dr. Sears: Nursing Trouble
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My baby is a healthy 3-month-old who is formula fed because I had several breastfeeding problems. Are the new formulas with DHA and ARA more like breast milk?
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Pump Up The Iron
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What to Expect: When Does Formula Spoil?
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Don't forget about safety when it comes to mealtime
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What to give your baby once she's ready to eat food that's not mashed or strained
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How to find the right formula.
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Learning how to nurse is just the beginning. Here's what you need to know to keep it going well in the months ahead
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Meals for your growing baby (and you, too!)
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Great-Start Nursing Tips
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How to get the father involved in the bedtime ritual
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Helping your child get off the pacifier or bottle
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How to explain breastfeeding to your toddler
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A well-burped infant will be able to eat more at each feeding, and sleep longer and more soundly between meals.
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This May, Tabitha Walrond, a 21-year-old mother in New York City, was convicted of criminally negligent homicide in the death of her 2-month-old son, who died of starvation and dehydration due to inadequate breastfeeding
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During the early days of breastfeeding, a mom can usually count on one thing: Once her baby gets positioned and latched on, he'll stay there, calm and contented. At about 4 months, however, an infant's curiosity kicks in: His hands begin to wander, his head turns, his body wiggles.
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For your baby's optimal health, you should breastfeed for at least a year, recommends the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP). But what if you're like 78 percent of nursing mothers, and stop after six months?
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How And When To Burp A Baby
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Some babies may need more than breast milk
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A smooth, not-too-sweet puree recipe your baby will love
