Newborn babies sleep a lot! They’re asleep more than they’re awake in the first few weeks of life. While they can sleep for most of the day, it can be in short bursts. Newborns need to wake up often to feed because they have tiny tummies that need to

Navigating your baby’s sleep-wake cycle can be a challenge. You may be asking yourself, “How many wake windows should my baby have, and how long should they be?” They can’t tell you with words whether they’re getting too tired, or they’re not tired enough for a nap. This is

One of the most asked questions around a baby’s sleep routine is whether or not little ones can stick to it when they start attending daycare. The short answer is yes! It’s completely possible to continue to sleep-train your baby when they go through a routine change.  Here are

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 should

Congratulations, mama! Your baby is finally sleeping through the night and you can get some uninterrupted rest. But, what does this mean for your breast milk supply? If you want to continue nursing during the day, do you need to pump at night to make up for missed feedings?

Breastfeeding your baby can come with a lot of anxiety. You may be asking yourself, “Are they eating enough?”, “Did they nurse for long enough?”, “When should I switch them to nurse at the other breast?” Many of these questions can be answered by your baby! You just have