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Your little one may be up and walking as early as 9 to 12 months
If your baby has problems switching between breast and bottle, talk to your provider to get to the bottom of the confusion
You may have a lower chance of getting pregnant while nursing — but it’s still possible
Staying on a pumping schedule, setting up a comfortable pumping space and having the right equipment can help
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Hand expression follows a specific rhythmic pattern to trigger a breast milk let-down
Burping, gas drops and extra tummy time are just a few ways to help your wee one rip one
Guidelines recommend exclusively breastfeeding for baby’s first six months and continuing to provide breast milk for their first two years and beyond.
Slowly introducing cow’s milk (or soy milk) can help your child make the change
Knowing how much time your baby should typically go between naps can help keep them on a more regular schedule
When breastfeeding doesn’t go as planned, you may need to supplement with formula or donor breast milk — and that’s OK
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