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Why is it important for a baby to burp?
Burping Your Baby: Why It's Important and How to Do It Feeding a baby is an intimate moment together. Yet, such a feeding can also be unsettling, for example, when your baby swallows ai...
Why do parents elect to combine bottle feeding and breast feeding?
Many parents choose to combine breast feeding and bottle feeding dueto the peace and flexibility this offers in the first months. Bottle feeding is ideal when the breast feeding doesn't quite work ...
What does it mean if my baby breaks wind a lot?
Many babies break wind regularly. Sometimes, they smile at the same time but often, it also hurts. This is completely normal. The babies digestive system is not yet fully developed, which makes it ...
Which manual breast pump works best for your breastfeeding routine?
Using the right breast pump makes breastfeeding easier and more comfortable. Which breast pump that works best for your breastfeeding routine depends on how often you pump, where you do it and of c...
How do you pick the best bottle for your baby: Things to bear in mind
The type of bottle you pick may seem like a small detail but is important when it comes to how easy and relaxed the feeding goes. When you ask yourself how to pick the best bottle for your baby, it...
For us, burping is completely normal. However, the cliché image of trying to get a baby to burp is known to everyone. When breastfed or bottle-fed in the right way, the chances are low that your ba...
Prime pacifier a closer look: “The only pacifier my baby will accept”
Discover why parents and babies love the Prime pacifier. With an average rating of 8.8, it scores high on comfort, fit, and quick acceptance. Perfect for everyday use and soothing moments.
Tested by parents, Loved by babies: The Mammafeel bottle scores an 8.4
Discover why parents and babies love the Mammafeel bottle. With an average rating of 8.4, the bottle scores high on comfort, ease of use, and breastfeeding-friendliness. Perfect for families combin...
What is hidden reflux and how do you recognize it in your baby?
If your baby seems to have discomfort with no apparent cause, hidden reflux could be a possible explanation. Hidden reflux, or silent reflux, occurs when stomach contents flow back into the esophag...
