Feeding Your Baby

Learn helpful hints about late-night breastfeeding, plus advice on sleep and sleep safety for breastfed babies.

Learn about signs that your breastfed baby is ready to start eating solid foods and how to safely introduce solid foods in a baby's diet.

Learn about introducing your breastfed baby to bottle-feedings and how to balance breastfeeding and bottle-feeding in infants.

Learn about changes in your breastfed baby's appetite and growth spurts in breastfed infants.

A new study shows breastfeeding for the first six months can save hundreds of baby's lives and billions of dollars each year.

The AAP is calling for the food industry to change the design and labels of foods that pose a choking risk to young children. Read on to discover the biggest choking hazards, and find ways to make them a little safer for your child.

Breastfeeding is the healthiest, most natural choice for feeding your baby. However, breastfeeding in public is often viewed as inappropriate, and many mothers face harassment and discrimination. Read on to find out your rights regarding this hot-button issue.

If you decide to breastfeed, these tips and suggestions will help make this bonding experience easier on you and your baby.

Find out what sort of support you need to successfully feed two or more babies.

Read about the important vitamins and minerals that should be included in a baby's diet.

Find tips for comfortably breastfeeding your newborn multiples, including alternate positions.

Use this chart to keep a record of your baby's food intake and any uncommon reactions.

Use this chart to record the number of minutes of suckling on each side, and the number of wet and dirty diapers your baby has each day.

Read what you need to know about introducing solids to your baby for the first time.

Find tips on weaning your baby off the bottle or the breast.