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First things to know about caring for Noah in his first weeks.
What is Skin-to-Skin? Skin-to-skin contact means placing Noah directly against Abby's bare chest with no clothing between them—just his diaper. A light …
What is Spit-Up? Spit-up is extremely common in newborns—especially in the first weeks of life. It happens when a baby's still-developing digestive syst…
What Are Feeding Cues? Feeding cues are the small signs Noah gives before he becomes upset or cries. Recognizing these early signals helps Abby feed him while…
Why Burping Helps Newborns swallow tiny amounts of air during feeding. Burping Noah helps release that air so he sleeps more peacefully and reduces spit-up. S…
The Basics Newborn diapers change quickly week by week. Paying attention to Noah's diapers helps Abby track hydration, feeding, and digestion. Everything he p…
How Often Should Noah Eat? In the first weeks, newborns thrive on frequent, flexible feedings. Noah's tiny stomach can only hold a small amount at a time, so …
What is Cluster Feeding? Cluster feeding is when Noah wants to eat several times close together—sometimes every hour—for a short period. It's comm…
The Truth About Feeding Choices Every baby—and every mom—is different. Breastfeeding, formula feeding, or a mix of both are all healthy, loving de…
Why Newborns Get Gassy Newborn digestive systems are still developing. Noah may swallow air while feeding, during crying, or simply because his tummy is learn…
Why Formula Safety Matters Newborn immune systems are delicate, and proper formula preparation keeps Noah safe from bacteria and reduces tummy issues. These s…
Are Pacifiers Safe for Newborns? Yes—pacifiers are safe and can be comforting for newborns. Many babies, including Noah, have a natural need to suck for…