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Evidence-based guidance on breastfeeding, solids, picky eating, and the science of what kids actually need to eat.
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The recommendations are clear, but the research behind them is more nuanced, and more reassuring, than most parents realize.
The idea that babies can feed themselves from the very first bite has caught on fast. The research is encouraging, with a few important caveats.
If your toddler lives on crackers and refuses anything green, you are not failing. The research on picky eating is reassuring, and the path through it is clearer than you might think.
For years, parents were told to delay introducing common allergens. The research has completely overturned this advice. Early introduction may actually prevent food allergies.
From tracking feeds to monitoring pumping output, the right app can make breastfeeding less overwhelming. We reviewed the top options on the market.
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