You've given birth and you're committed to giving your baby breast milk. But nursing doesn't always come naturally. The good news is with the right support, you can get past the first few days (or weeks, or sometimes even months) of breastfeeding fumbling.| What to Expect
For some new babies, the thrill of "open mouth, insert thumb" begins within weeks of birth. For others, thumb-sucking is a continuation of a habit perfected well before they were born — and the proof is in those adorable ultrasound pics.| What to Expect
If anyone ever deserved a break, it’s a nursing mom, so your desire to have your little one take a bottle so that you can go for a much-needed walk (or at least take a shower or a nap) is completely understandable, and in fact essential to your well-being. | What to Expect
Though there are many nipple shields on the market, What to Expect moms overwhelmingly recommend the Medela Contact Nipple Shield, saying this brand helped ease them into a better breastfeeding routine by teaching their babies how to latch while also protecting their nipples from pain. | What to Expect
As a first-time new mom, countless experienced parents told me a pacifier could have magical powers for an overly fussy or seemingly inconsolable baby. So, naturally, I was quick to offer one to my newborn son.| What to Expect
A pacifier can seem like magic: It’s easy, quick and for many babies it turns on the comfort and turns off the tears.| What to Expect
