By Dr. Sankalp Singh (Infertility Specialist)
Every newborn is unique, and their feeding needs may vary. Be patient and flexible as you navigate this crucial period of their development.
By Dr. Sankalp Singh (Infertility Specialist)
Breast milk is the ideal source of nutrition for newborns, providing all the necessary nutrients.
By Dr. Sankalp Singh (Infertility Specialist)
Newborns need to eat frequently, typically every 2-3 hours, including during the night, to ensure proper growth.
By Dr. Sankalp Singh (Infertility Specialist)
Ensure your baby latches onto the breast correctly to facilitate efficient feeding and prevent nipple soreness.
By Dr. Sankalp Singh (Infertility Specialist)
Hold your baby in a comfortable and supportive position while breastfeeding to ensure a good latch.
By Dr. Sankalp Singh (Infertility Specialist)
Burp your baby after breastfeeding to release trapped air and reduce discomfort from gas and colic.
By Dr. Sankalp Singh (Infertility Specialist)
Follow safe practices for sterilizing bottles and nipples to ensure hygiene and safety.
By Dr. Sankalp Singh (Infertility Specialist)
Consult with your pediatrician to choose an appropriate formula that meets your baby's nutritional needs.
By Dr. Sankalp Singh (Infertility Specialist)
Pay attention to your baby's hunger cues and respond promptly to their needs for feeding.
By Dr. Sankalp Singh (Infertility Specialist)
Practice skin-to-skin contact with your baby whenever possible to promote bonding and comfort.
By Dr. Sankalp Singh (Infertility Specialist)
They can provide guidance and address any feeding issues to ensure your baby is healthy and well-fed.
By Dr. Sankalp Singh (Infertility Specialist)
For more information related to pregnancy and Breastfeeding, you can visit our site or get a free consultation from our experts.
By Dr. Sankalp Singh (Infertility Specialist)