Norfolk Healthy Child Service has a team of infant feeding champions who can contact you by video call/telephone initially to discuss your questions and refer you to further help if required... It may help in the first instance to look again at our page on Positioning and Attachment or read the Essential Guide to Feeding & Caring for your Baby

Positioning Feeding Your Baby Your baby may still need feeding support after discharge... Find out more about deciding if your premature baby is ready to try solid foods Feeding Your Baby Supporting Development All babies are different

   Teenage Parent PathwaySupport VisitSpeech and LanguageAntenatal VisitNew Birth Visit6-8 Week Review1 Year Review2 Year ReviewInfant Feeding Support What Is A Video Appointment? Video appointments are easy to use and can be more convenient

These changes can help you know if feeding is going well... The changes in the contents of your baby's nappy over the first week will let you know if your feeding is going well... Norfolk Healthy Child Service has a team of infant feeding champions who can contact you by video call/telephone initially ... It may help in the first instance to look again at our page on Positioning and Attachment or read the Essential Guide to Feeding & Caring for your Baby

Norfolk Healthy Child Service has a team of infant feeding champions who can contact you by video call/telephone initially to discuss your questions and refer you to further help if required

Norfolk Healthy Child Service has a team of infant feeding champions who can contact you by video call/telephone initially to discuss your questions and refer you to further help if required... It may help in the first instance to look again at our page on Positioning and Attachment or read the Essential Guide to Feeding & Caring for your Baby

Baby Clothes Equipment To Give Milk Safely Whether you are breast or bottle feeding it is important to have a way of sterilising your baby's feeding equipment... The following items all need to be sterilised: Breast pump parts and storage containers Spoons and cups Dummies All bottle feeding equipment

Your baby should be weighed in the first week as part of their assessment of feeding – this is often completed as part of your midwife contact... This is a sign that feeding is going well and that your baby is healthy... How Often To Weigh Your Baby Knowing They Are Growing After your baby has returned to their birth weight and is feeding well, they do not need to be weighed as often

\n\n\nInfant Feeding Peer Support\n\nOur Infant feeding peer support volunteers will provide valuable emotional and practical infant feeding support to parents