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Baby Spit Up: Causes And Tips To Reduce It

Baby Spit Up: Causes And Tips To Reduce It

Spit happens, mama. Breastmilk or formula coming back up after feeding your baby isn’t an immediate cause for concern. This is why burp cloths exist! But, why do babies spit up, and when does normal spit up become abnormal? Are there any ways to reduce spit up, and...

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Paced Bottle Feeding: The Benefits And How To Do It Right

Paced Bottle Feeding: The Benefits And How To Do It Right

Do you want to begin bottle feeding your breastfed baby? Being able to switch between bottle and breast has many benefits, such as other people being able to feed your baby and you getting a bit more mobility. Plus, introducing a bottle to your baby is a must if...

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A Guide To The Best Breastfeeding Positions For Newborns

A Guide To The Best Breastfeeding Positions For Newborns

Are you a new mama who has just not gotten the hang of breastfeeding? Is your newborn struggling to latch and you’re ready to give up and reach for a bottle? It may be time to switch up the breastfeeding positions you use. The right breastfeeding position can make a...

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How To Reset An Overtired Baby

How To Reset An Overtired Baby

How to Reset an Overtired Baby (The Baby Settler Way) An overtired baby has been awake past what their body can handle, so stress hormones kick in and sleep gets harder, not easier. You’ll see red eyes, louder cries, and a baby who fights the nap they clearly need....

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Navigating False Starts: Sleep Strategies For Your Baby

Navigating False Starts: Sleep Strategies For Your Baby

Finally, your baby has drifted off to sleep. You place them in their crib and tiptoe your way out. Thirty minutes later you’re halfway through dinner, and your little one is once again awake and crying.  False starts can be frustrating, especially when it is happening...

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