One of the most common concerns new parents have is whether their baby is getting enough milk. While it’s normal to wonder—especially in the early weeks—there are several signs that can help reassure you that feeding is going well. Some signs your baby may be getting enough milk include: Regular wet and dirty diapers Audible swallowing during feeds Steady weight gain Baby appearing satisfied after feeding Breasts feeling softer after nursing In the first few days after birth,

Many parents are told that breastfeeding pain is “normal,” especially in the early days. While some initial tenderness can occur as you and your baby learn together, ongoing pain is not something you should have to simply push through. Breastfeeding pain can happen for several reasons. A shallow latch is one of the most common causes and may lead to sore, cracked, or pinched nipples. Oral restrictions such as tongue ties, positioning difficulties, engorgement, pumping issues,