Facing the challenges of ‘laryngomalacia and breastfeeding’? You’re about to embark on a journey of empowerment and resilience. Laryngomalacia, the most common cause of noisy breathing in infants, affects nearly 58.80% of babies delivered at term. This condition, arising from a birth defect in the child’s voice box, leads to a softening of the tissues…
Are you a new parent who is struggling to understand the difference between cluster feeding and colic? You’re not alone. Many new parents find these terms confusing, and it can be challenging to tell the difference between the two. Cluster feeding vs colic: both are common in newborns, but they are not the same thing….
As a new parent, you might have encountered a term called “cluster feeding.” It’s essential to understand this phenomenon as it plays a crucial role in your baby’s early growth and development. During the first few weeks after birth, your baby experiences growth spurts, which can lead to an increased need for milk. Cluster feeding…
Breastfeeding is the most natural and healthy way to feed your baby. But babies choking during a feed can be a very stressful and scary experience for moms. There are several reasons why this may happen. One of the most common reasons babies choke when breastfeeding specifically is due to an oversupply of breast milk….
Absolutely, breastfeeding is a uniquely rewarding journey, but as we know, it does come with its challenges. We moms often have to grapple with issues like clogged or blocked milk ducts. Picture this: these milk ducts are like tiny milk highways from deep in your breast to your nipple. Sometimes, they can get blocked, causing…
Hello nursing moms! As a fellow mom and paramedic with two children whom I breastfed for over a year each, I know that the breastfeeding journey is not always smooth. Today, I want to address a topic that may not be widely discussed but can affect many of us: elastic nipples. You may have asked…
As a paramedic and a mother of two who has experienced the breastfeeding journey first-hand, I understand how taxing it can be! Today, let’s delve into why breastfeeding can be so exhausting, and more importantly, how we can manage and fight fatigue. Breastfeeding mothers often report experiencing extreme fatigue, a common side effect of this…
I know you’re probably carrying a lot of questions around, and one might be – when is it too late to start breastfeeding? Let me reassure you: in most cases, it’s never too late!! Yes, you heard right! Even if you stopped breastfeeding or didn’t get to start right after your little one entered the…
Have you ever asked yourself: “Why does my baby’s face turn red when breastfeeding?” You’re not alone! From a natural blush to food allergens in breast milk, there’s a colorful array of reasons behind those rosy cheeks. It could be a cute heat rash, harmless milk rash, or even a potential allergic reaction. We’re diving…
You’re sitting down to breastfeed your little one, and suddenly you feel those tiny hands reaching up to touch your face. You can’t help but wonder why babies do this. Is it just a cute quirk, or is there a deeper reason behind it? You have probably asked yourself these questions before: “Why does my…