Learning about your baby’s stomach size, knowing the rate at which it grows and how much it can hold helps you know if your baby is getting the right amount of nutrition. Here, our expert and registered nurse Cindy Zizek explains the size development of infant stomachs and helps make sure your little one is getting all the nutrients she needs in the first weeks of her life.   More

One of the big mommy milestones is when your baby tries solid food for the first time. Here we look at three different feeding milestones and how to approach each stage.  More

Dream feeding may not be new, but it’s certainly been in the news more and more recently. Here we look at what it is, and what those for and against the technique say.   More

Health Canada recommends that you give your baby a sippy cup at approximately six months of age, or when he is able to sit up on his own. To transition to a sippy cup, your baby needs a strong grasp and hand-eye coordination.  More

In month one, your baby will generally feed eight to twelve times in every twenty-four hour period, with this decreasing to eight or nine times in the second month. Watch for your baby’s cues though, rather than counting feedings.   More