ANB Baby Blogs » Breastfeeding

Having a newborn means one thing, frequent feeding! Keeping your little one’s tiny tummies full can seem like a never-ending task as they digest milk quickly and therefore require multiple feeding sessions. Whether you're an expecting parent or a nursing mother, you might be thinking about introducing a breastfeeding chair to your home. If you're confused about whether you should opt for a breastfeeding...

While breastfeeding can help improve the bond between the mother and her baby, it can also be exceptionally time-consuming and even stressful at times. You might consider switching from breastfeeding to the bottle at some point, whether it's lifestyle changes that keep you away or your baby is struggling with breastfeeding. However, switching to the bottle can be a transition for babies, and you...

If you choose to breastfeed your child, you should know that it can be a special bonding experience between you and your baby, but it can also be demanding as you'll need to nurse your baby between 8-12 times a day in the first month. At some point, you might consider expressing breast milk which involves pumping and storing milk for future feedings. Take...

As a new mom breastfeeding your newborn can be a little difficult. Here are a few breastfeeding positions that will help you get the hang of it.

If you have decided that breastfeeding is the best choice for you and your baby, you might be searching for breast pump options to make the process easier. At this point, you might feel as if you are at an impasse when you discover the range of models available in the market, but the ultimate choice comes down to two options - electric and...

  As a new mom, breastfeeding your baby might seem quite daunting - especially in the first few hours and weeks of your baby’s life. Whether you’re finding it challenging to get your baby to latch onto your breast or your breastmilk isn’t ‘coming in’ as expected, it’s important to remember that this is completely normal and something a lot of moms go through....

Breastfeeding has many advantages for both the baby and the mother. There are many substances in breast milk that can't be found in cow's milk.More so, there are fewer complications associated with breast milk than with cow's milk.It has been advertised time and again that it is best for the babies if they are breastfed for the first six months even up to two...