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@diancuk It is unfortunate that people will so strongly say that supplementing will cause irreparable damage to breastfeeding. It can save someone’s sanity and they can go on to successfully breastfeed for a long time

@outofplace_christian We have almost always Superman tossed with our Tula. There have been a couple of times I hip scoot but I spin the whole carrier. I start with it on my hip, put her on the same hip, bring up the back, hold straps in hand on her side, grab leg around back with other hand...

@agapeos1080 That study you just linked is reporting on EBF vs. combo feeding vs. EFF ratios over 3mos not on supplementing in the early days. The mothers who breastfed also had normal BMIs and no C-sections, which could skew results. The other article is literally all about how infants were fed...

@agapeos1080 Your quote says first seven feeds not first seven days though

@ashtonbriscoef2w We use pampers pure when we do disposables (in cloth most of the time) and don’t have any issues with them. Granted I didn’t look too closely into the minutiae of different brands because we only really use them when traveling for like a long weekend and don’t want to deal with...

@jimishasmom I did find this interesting And this article suggests a 20ml capacity at birth It appears that most of the sources that do claim tiny tummy also don’t have clear scientific evidence. There just isn’t great information either way

@carmenzn My older sister is the 27th, brother is 22nd, I’m the 21st, younger sister is 22nd, dad is 21st. All different months. My mom really struggled sometimes

@cheeekdaniel Length is generally a better indicator of whether a baby will fit a carrier (in my somewhat limited experience anyway). Most carriers only list weight guidelines though