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We know that not every mum is different when it comes to feeding. Whatever you choose – bottle, breast or a combination of both – this section will help you prepare yourself for introducing your baby to bottles. There’s lots of practical considerations to factor in, along with all the equipment and how often your baby should feed. All your questions are hopefully answered here.
I’m not sure how many bottles and what amount to feed my baby?
My baby brings up a small amount of formula after feeding – Is this normal?
I think my baby may have colic, what can I do to help?
When should I give my baby cooled, boiled water?
I think my baby may be teething, what can I do to comfort them?
An Aptaclub initiative to encourage breastfeeding in Ireland, a community with videos, information and support for you at every stage.
Breastfeeding is much more than a way of feeding your newborn. Nursing has scientifically proven, long-lasting health benefits for you and your baby. If you breastfeed exclusively for six months, you can lower your risk of developing breast and ovarian cancers, and give your baby the best start in life. Even nursing your baby for their first six months has benefits for much later in life. Read more>
