What to know: A study has shown that a striking 90.4% of infants can have vitamin D deficiency, which can be more common in breastfed infants. This nutrient is particularly important for bone development and helps to absorb other nutrients like calcium and phosphorus....
How do I know my breastfed baby is getting enough? Every breastfeeding mama will probably have this question at one point or another. When you’re in the process of learning a new skill it can be very stressful to know if your body is able to do what it needs to give...
It’s easy to believe that skin-to-skin contact (aka Kangaroo Care) with your baby promotes bonding, but research has shown it does so much more for the health of you and your baby!Skin-to-skin should be initiated as soon as your little one is born. This is something...
Yes, there is an explanation for why your newborn seems to sleep all day and party all night! During pregnancy, while you were up and going about your day, your little one was constantly being rocked to sleep with your soothing movements. Babies rely on cues to...