Down Syndrome New Mama

Last week guest blogger Lisa Morguess from Life As I Know It shared her personal story of overcoming several obstacles to develop a breastf...

In part one of this two post series on breastfeeding a baby with Down syndrome, guest blogger Lisa Morguess from Life As I Know It shares h...

Next week begins a two-part series on breastfeeding a baby with Down syndrome. To get ready there are a couple polls on nursing over in the ...

Stage two feeding is so exciting... it’s the introduction of real foods. Mushed up, watered down pureed foods, but cereals, fruits, and vegi...

Babies are notoriously messy eaters. They figure out right away that throwing, squishing, and spitting food is fun. It takes a while to get ...

Myths... a high-arched narrow palatal vault (that would be the “roof” of the mouth), tongue protrusion, mild to moderate conductive hearing ...

In a way, speech therapy begins naturally for all babies on day one with eating, crying, yawning, rooting, burping... As those instinctual a...

Letting your baby feed himself finger foods is a great way to give him a chance to practice fine motor hand dexterity as well as tongue and ...

There are lots of good reasons why you might be buying formula for your baby. Some babies need extra calories added to breast milk, some bab...

Nursing can be a frustrating experience for both baby and mother when it doesn’t go smoothly. For some newborns there are obstacles that mus...

You’ve decided to nurse your new baby. Well that’s good news because there are many benefits for you and your baby that come along with brea...