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Feeding Trauma: The Pain No One Talks About
Many parents imagine feeding as natural and bonding — but when it becomes painful, stressful, or filled with shame, it can leave lasting emotional wounds. In this article, NICU nurse and lactation consultant Amanda explores feeding trauma — the hidden psychological impact of feeding challenges — and how compassionate, trauma-informed care can help parents heal and reconnect with their babies.


Understanding Baby’s Hunger Cues: What Your Baby is Trying to Tell You
You’ve just fed your baby, and 20 minutes later, they’re smacking their lips and turning their head. Are they really hungry again?  You...


Skin-to-Skin Contact: The Simple Science of Holding Your Baby
Skin-to-skin contact is more than cuddling—it regulates baby’s heart rate, temperature, and boosts bonding. Learn the science behind it!


Signs Your Baby Is Getting Enough Milk
Worried if your baby is getting enough milk? Learn the key signs of healthy feeding, from diaper output to weight gain and contentment.
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