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MANY PARENTS ARE SOMEWHAT AFRAID OF HANDLING THEIR NEWBORN BABIES, ESPECIALLY THEIR LITTLE HEADS. AND ONE OF THE COMMON CONCERNS IS HOW TO CARE FOR BABY’S SCALP
Generally, babies are ready to start on solid foods around four to six months in age. However, not all babies grow at the same rate and some are ready much earlier than others.
This is not an easy question to answer. Mostly, a baby gets all the milk it needs within the first ten minutes of feeding. Quite often a baby continues to be attached to a breast because it is comfortable or it is still getting a trickle of milk. It can also be asleep.
Most of the symptoms you experience during pregnancy are normal – even if not comfortable!
Some common symptoms you may experience could include:
During pregnancy your breasts become larger and heavier. The areola, that is the area around the nipple becomes darker and larger.
Where and how you breastfeed your baby makes all the difference to how enjoyable the experience is for both you and your baby. The following steps can set the stage for a relaxed breastfeeding session.