Bottle feeding newborn

It can be hard to know where to start with bottle feeding a breastfed baby, but this article by a lactation consultant is here to help!

Read the details of our newborn baby's formula feeding schedule including how much formula she ate at each feeding, when and how long she slept, and more.

Are you wondering if it is ok to only bottle feed, not breastfeed? In this blog post I explain why I chose to exclusively bottle feed and not breast-feed. Spoiler alert: I just didn't want to breast feed. Bottle feeding saved my mental health.

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Pace feeding can mean the difference between successfully introducing a bottle or jeopardising your breastfeeding journey. Here's what you need to know.

Bottle feeding: pour some milk in a bottle and give it to your baby... sounds simple enough, right? Here are 6 important things to learn about bottle feeding.

Paced bottle feeding is important for breastfed and formula-fed babies alike and helps prevent accidental overfeeding. Here's how to do it.

Paced feeding is a technique that helps to mimic breastfeeding by allowing the baby to take control of the feeding process, reducing the risk of overfeeding, and promoting healthy feeding behaviors. This technique involves holding the bottle in a horizontal position, positioning the baby in an upright or slightly reclined position, and allowing the baby to pause, rest, and signal when they are full.