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Witching hours and cluster feeds are a frustrating duo that accompany a baby’s growth spurt. We share tips for making it through to the other side.
What you'll learn
Cluster feeding is when a baby continuously goes to the breast during times of growth. Let us help guide your through this totally normal (yet highly sleep-disruptive) clusterf*ck. A good rule of thumb? When in doubt, whip it out. We promise, this too is temporary.
Cluster feeding is when your baby has several (or what can feel like endless!) feedings close together – often in the late afternoon or evening during the dreaded, fussy Witching Hour. Cluster feedings can be stressful, but repeat after us: it is all temporary.
Hunger cues are just that: warning signs that your baby is hungry. There are three stages of hunger cues: early, active and late. Early includes lip smacking and sucking on toes. Active looks like rooting, fussing and general squirming. Late (oof, we've been there) is a full on cry.
A major hunger cue, rooting is where a baby moves their head around looking for something to latch on to.
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