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Cluster feeding can feel overwhelming, but it’s actually a normal and healthy part of newborn development. Babies often nurse in rapid, back-to-back sessions during growth spurts or evening fussy periods, helping regulate your milk supply and meet their increasing nutritional needs. With the right support, positioning, and reassurance, cluster feeding becomes much easier to navigate.

A discussion regarding the different levels of breastfeeding support.

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When breastfeeding doesn’t go as planned—or when families simply need a little extra support—donor milk can be a safe and nurturing...

Breastfeeding is a universal practice — yet the way it’s approached, supported, and talked about varies greatly across cultures. As a...

One of the most common concerns new parents have is whether their baby is getting enough milk — especially in the early days when...

The early postpartum period — often called the fourth trimester — is a time of intense transition. Parents are recovering from birth,...

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