During the first weeks of life, it is common for breastfed babies to only want to be on their mother’s breast. The shots are long (it is practically linked to each other), the baby’s movements are slow and calm, and the crossing of looks between mother and child is constant. But there comes a time,…
The WHO recommends that babies under six months of age be fed exclusively with breast milk. Mothers who have twins or twins are able to produce milk for both of them, because we know that the greater the stimulation, the greater the milk production; women in these cases can produce… up to 2 liters of…
Does your baby play and touch the nipple that is free while sucking the other? It is a behavior popularly known as “tuning” (the child moves the nipple as if tuning a radio), and although it is completely normal and natural, it can be uncomfortable for some mothers. We explain why the baby “synories” the…