BY GEMMA MCNALLY I breastfed my first child, Clara for 14 months and so when I got pregnant with my son I had no doubts I’d do it again. I hoped that second time around breastfeeding would be even better and smoother than the first time. What I wasn’t prepared for was a surprise diagnosis […]
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Intimate Connections: How Mammals Nurture Their Young The story of infant survival is far more complex and fascinating than most of us realise. It’s a tale written in the language of evolution, told through the intimate strategies that different mammals use to ensure their offspring not only survive, but thrive. At the heart of this
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If you’re a new parent, you might find yourself wondering why your baby suddenly wants to nurse constantly, especially during the evening hours. This pattern, known as cluster feeding, can feel overwhelming and leave you questioning whether your baby is getting enough milk. Rest assured – cluster feeding is not only normal but plays a
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