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@ranked The first 8 weeks are so hard. Hang in there! This subreddit is a good source of info and support.

@patrick226 I agree with the redditors who encourage you to go now while you baby still sleeps a large part of the day. TSA allows you to bring powder formula and water on the plane to make bottles and feed your baby. You should pack double the number of clean sterilized bottles as well as...

@sarnmere The routine you described steps 1-8 is almost exactly what we do, and it has made feeding our baby (who has feeding challenges that make feeding stressful) more sustainable for us. The Papablic and Dr Brown’s formula pitcher are two of the most important things we own. Sterilizing and...

@ranked You need to need your baby on demand — that means feed baby whenever he is hungry and stop when he doesn’t want any more. Be aware of and attuned to his cues. You can find YouTube videos showing examples of babies’ hunger and full cues. Be careful not to force feed your baby because you...

@katrina2017 Just a note to OP that I don’t use the dishwasher for bottles and parts because in it I also wash cutting boards that I prepped raw chicken on, etc., and also, our dishwasher cycle takes over 3 hours to run. The Papablic cycle is 72 minutes or less. I totally agree with you re...