Does your baby grunt, turn red, strain, or even cry for several minutes before finally passing a soft poop? It may look like constipation, but your baby could actually be experiencing infant dyschezia.
Breastfeeding shouldn’t feel like a test of endurance. Finding the right position can make a big difference in your baby’s latch, milk transfer, and your overall comfort while feeding. There isn’t one “best” breastfeeding position. The cradle hold is a classic choice, while the cross-cradle hold can give you more control of your baby’s head when working on latch. The football hold can be especially comfortable after a C-section or for moms feeding twins, and side-lying can pr
