Simplifying Mom-Life
Whether your baby is formula fed, breastfed, or eating table food, every baby needs to eat.
Although I don’t have any experience with formula, I have plenty of experience with breastfeeding and using a breast pump.
When you’re a new mom, breastfeeding a baby is intimidating. You’re trying to figure out how to get your baby to latch properly, making sure your baby is getting enough milk, controlling your milk letdown and more.
And, if you’re going to be away from your baby for any length of time, you need to figure out how to use a breast pump and adjust the settings to maximize your breast milk output.
Once your baby is old enough to transition to toddler foods, you may be looking for advice about how to make your own baby foods, or transitioning to solids.
If you find yourself reading this post it means one of two things- you’re either frustrated and trying to figure out the best bottle for a breastfed baby who refuses the bottle, OR, you’re trying to get ahead and figure out the best bottle for …
If you’re like a lot of the moms out there (like me), making your own baby food at home may have never crossed your mind. And if it did, you probably got rid of that idea fast because surely baby food DIY is a TON …