Ever wondered why your baby grabs your face during breastfeeding? It's more than just a quirky habit! In this video, I discuss the 14 fascinating reasons behind this adorable behavior, from boosting milk supply to building emotional bonds. Discover the incredible ways your baby communicates and learns through touch!
🔍 What you'll discover:
🌟 The science behind your baby's face-touching habits
🌟 How these actions help with breastfeeding and bonding
🌟 Tips to manage and embrace this stage of development
🌟 Practical advice on handling sharp baby nails
Join me, Katie, a mom of two and breastfeeding coach, as I share insights and personal stories to help you navigate this unique aspect of parenting.
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I am a former HCPC registered Paramedic in the UK with over 15 years experience in various healthcare settings including ambulances and hospital A&E with a BSc in Psychology, I now support new families as a Parenting and Breastfeeding Coach with a certification as a Breastfeeding Counsellor.
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