Feeding

This article looks at how women's bodies know when and how to make breastmilk
We know that breastmilk provides your baby with all the nutrients they need but what is it made of and how does it change as your baby grows?
Why does breastfeeding matter and what are the benefits for mum and baby?
A baby’s instincts to breastfeed are particularly strong after birth so it's a good idea to think about your first breastfeed ahead of labour.
When you start breastfeeding, it can be a learning curve. This article looks at how to start a feed and what you might need.
There are lots of different positions for breastfeeding - lying down or sitting in a chair, for example. Try different positions and see what feels most comfortable for you.
Why does positioning and attachment matter when breastfeeding and how can you get it right for you and your baby?
If you decide to use formula milk and stop breastfeeding, the right support and information really makes a difference.
If you use a bottle to feed your baby, you can still feel close and share special time together when feeding. Here we provide useful information on how to offer a bottle to your...
What is BPA and how does it affect baby feeding bottles?
This article provides practical information for new mums about how often to breastfeed and how many feeds their baby might need.
New parents often worry about whether their baby is feeding well. This article looks at how to tell if your baby is getting enough milk.