Every baby may get hungry on their own unique schedule. That said, in the first months of life, most infants will eat every 2–4 hours, depending on whether they are consuming breast milk or formula.

You should not feel guilt or shame about offering formula; the most important consideration is making sure your baby is fed. Credit...Caroline Tompkins for The New York Times Supported by By Susan ...

Introducing solid foods to your baby can feel like a giant leap forward. After all, they're used to having breast milk or ...

‌A lot of breastfeeding women have an oversupply of breast milk, or hypergalactia, when they first start out. When your body overproduces milk for your baby, you could experience mastitis, clogged ...

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