Newborn care
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How to Treat Mastitis: A Common Breastfeeding Issue
Lactation experts share the preventive measures you can take to minimize the risk of painful symptoms and continue breastfeeding.
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4 Ways Babywearing Helps You Bond With Your Baby
Babywearing, or keeping baby close using a baby carrier, is one way to encourage healthy bonding between parents and their infants.
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Back-to-Work Breastfeeding Tips
Returning to work doesn’t mean you have to give up the health benefits and bond of breastfeeding. With a few tips, you can continue to nurse.
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Baby Spit-Up: How Much Is Too Much?
Occasional spitting up is very common when feeding young babies. In some cases, it can be a sign of a medical condition that requires treatment.
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Should You Swaddle Your Newborn?
Tightly wrapping a newborn baby in a blanket or swaddle is a common practice. But is it safe? Learn why and when swaddling is appropriate.
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Best Tips To Take Care of Your Newborn's Umbilical Cord
The umbilical cord can be a place for infection to enter the baby’s body, so it’s important to care for it properly until it falls off on its own.
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The Benefits of Skin-to-Skin Contact With Your Newborn Baby
Multiple studies have indicated there are considerable benefits for babies who are held naked against their mother’s skin immediately after birth.