Feeding Baby

Guidance on feeding your baby from birth through weaning onto solid foods. Articles address breastfeeding, bottle feeding, introducing solids, feeding equipment and managing digestive issues.

Baby's Bowel and Bladder Function
Baby's Bowel and Bladder Function
Your baby's bowel and bladder patterns vary based on feeding method, and that's completely normal—here's what to expect.
Bottle Feeding: What You Need to Know
Bottle Feeding: What You Need to Know
Bottle feeding with commercial formula provides complete nutrition for babies and gives parents flexibility when breastfeeding isn't an option.
Colic and Indigestion
Colic and Indigestion
Colic causes intense crying episodes in babies that can puzzle parents, typically starting around week three and resolving by three months old.
Establishing a Feeding Routine
Establishing a Feeding Routine
Set up a feeding schedule that works for your family and gives both you and your baby more structure and predictability.
Finding Out About Breastfeeding
Finding Out About Breastfeeding
Breastfeeding gives your baby nutrients and antibodies while building your bond, and it offers health benefits for you too.
Food Allergies in Babies
Food Allergies in Babies
Some babies have food allergies that can range from mild swelling to life-threatening reactions, so parents need to know the symptoms and what to do.
High Chairs and Boosters
High Chairs and Boosters
When it's time to feed your baby, here's what you need to know about picking the right highchair or booster seat.
Introducing Solids Into Your Baby's Diet
Introducing Solids Into Your Baby's Diet
Start introducing solids to your baby around six months with rice cereal, then gradually add other foods as they grow.
New Baby: Nutritional Requirements
New Baby: Nutritional Requirements
Your baby needs proper nutrition to grow fast, so here's what doctors say about feeding amounts and what works best.