What is Cow's Milk Protein Intolerance (CMPI)? Cow's Milk Protein Intolerance (CMPI) is a condition in which a baby’s immune system reacts to the proteins found in cow’s milk. This can happen even if the baby is not allergic to the milk itself but has difficulty digesting the proteins, often resulting in gastrointestinal or skin-related symptoms. CMPI is different from a milk allergy. While both conditions involve the body’s immune system reacting to cow's milk proteins, a milk allergy...

What Is block feeding?

Breastfeeding at night, especially in the early weeks, plays a vital role in establishing and maintaining milk supply. It not only supports optimal milk production but also benefits both mother and baby in multiple ways, including helping your baby develop their circadian rhythm (internal body clock). Babies wake frequently for many reasons, and responding with on-demand feeding around the clock ensures your supply regulates while also meeting your baby’s nutritional needs. Why newborns wake...