Frequently Asked Questions


"How will I know when my son is hungry?"

If you watch your baby closely you will know when he is hungry by certain movements or "cues". These include rapid eye movements, waking and stretching, looking all around, putting a hand in his mouth, and making movements with his mouth such as sucking or licking. It is best to offer the breast before your baby becomes anxious and starts crying. A baby who has already reached this stage may have a hard time calming down enough to start feeding. As you and your baby get to know each other better you will find it easier to recognize these cues.







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