Suddenly, you hear a loud wail. Your baby is crying, again! This time, it is the hungry cry. But what if we tell you that you no longer have to disrupt your rest with your baby's cry for hunger?

From almost the moment your baby is born, they are hungry. Many first-time mothers are surprised when baby is at their breast, ready to feed, as soon as 30 minutes after birth. But how soon after ...

Looking for a food source with their mouth, often called rooting, is a natural thing for your baby to do when hungry. Hungry babies will often look to latch on to parents’ fingers, hands ...

Make sure your baby is hungry but not too hungry when introducing solids. A baby who is too full or too cranky may turn down food. Try different feeding schedules to see what works best.

Nursing went smoothly right from the start for Rexann Brew, but she soon noticed that even when her baby wasn't hungry, little Anna still had a strong desire to suckle. Rexann resorted to giving ...