Breastfeeding is a relationship between two bodies, and sometimes feeding challenges may be connected to how a baby moves, uses their tongue and jaw, or manages tension. Learn how gentle infant bodywork may support breastfeeding, when it might be helpful, and why looking at the whole baby can be an important part of solving feeding difficulties.

A Week-by-Week Guide for the First Month

In the first few weeks after birth, new parents often wonder if their baby is nursing too often or not enough. The truth is, newborn feeding patterns change quickly as your baby’s stomach grows and your milk supply becomes established.

Learn how to bottle feed your breastfed baby using paced feeding techniques, slow-flow nipples, and positioning tips that protect your breastfeeding goals. Expert lactation insight inside.

There are patterns, signs, and clues your baby gives you, if you know how to spot them. Think of this as your crash course in becoming a milk detective. PLUS a FREE latch guide

In 2006, I was first introduced to the world of breastfeeding. I was pregnant with my first son, and one of my best friends just had a baby. She breastfed him and made it look magical. I wanted that experience and decided I too would breastfeed! It went nothing like I had thought.