Feeding Your Baby

If you are a nursing mother, these dietary tips will help keep you and your baby healthy and happy.

Here are tips on how to break the bottle routine, and some suggested snacks for toddlers.

View month-to-month guidelines on feeding an infant.

Compare the nutritional facts of store-bought and homemade baby foods, and learn helpful storage tips.

Here are tips for starting your baby on solid foods, and some red flags for food allergies.

This article describes physical development in babies, including brain development, as well as the transition from formula or breast milk to finger foods between the ages of four months and one year.

Not sure if your baby is getting enough to eat? Learn how much and how often to formula feed from the experts.

Learn to safely prepare, handle, and feed your baby infant formula.

Compare nutritional facts for infant formula and breast milk.

Working moms can find information on ways to continue breastfeeding after going back to work.

This article provides three different breast-feeding positions and tips.

Learn what to expect when first starting to breast-feed.

Find out how to overcome breastfeeding problems, and learn when breastfeeding is not an option.

This article provides dietary information for babies from birth to four months old.

Weigh your options when deciding whether to feed your baby infant formula or breastfeed.

This article addresses the problems commonly faced by breastfeeding mothers.

Learn more about breastfeeding benefits, including the vitamins, minerals, and nutrients found in breast milk and how they help infants and babies grow healthy and strong.

This article addresses common concerns that arise during the first weeks of breastfeeding.