Starting Solids: A Parent’s Guide to Baby’s First Foods
Starting solid food is one of the big “firsts” in your baby’s life. It’s fun, a little messy, and perfectly... Read More ›
The Importance of Rest and Sleep While Nursing
Both You and Your Baby’s Health Depend on Getting Adequate Rest Article by: Metropolitan Pediatrics Lactation Consulting Team When you’re... Read More ›
The Scoop on Baby Poop: What’s Normal, What’s Not, and When to Call Your Pediatrician
If you’re a parent of a newborn and paying close attention to your baby’s poop, that’s a good thing. Watching... Read More ›
Back to Work While Breastfeeding: Making a Plan
By Megan Dunn, IBCLC, Lactation Consultant with Metro Pediatrics Returning to work or school after having a baby can be... Read More ›
A Pediatrician’s Recommended Tips: How to Care for Your Newborn
Having a newborn is an exciting time, but it can also be overwhelming, especially for first-time parents. Your pediatrician’s team... Read More ›
Latching On: Top Breastfeeding Concerns for New Parents
By Metropolitan Pediatrics Certified Lactation Consultants. Many parents choose to provide their own milk to their babies, either through breastfeeding,... Read More ›
How Can I Feed My Baby When There’s a Formula Shortage?
Over the last two years, we’ve seen supply shortages affect everything from toilet paper to groceries. Now we find ourselves... Read More ›
Q&A with Dr. Allison Baynham, Our Newest IBCLC
One of our pediatricians is rocking some new credentials: Dr. Allison Baynham is now an IBCLC! She makes our Lactation... Read More ›
Top 5 Tips for Successful Breastfeeding
Breastfeeding is a Wonderful Way to Provide Nutrition for Your Child My name is Irma Sulejmanović-Bordeaux, and I am a... Read More ›
Ask Dr. Doug: Does My Baby Have Tongue Tie?
Q: I am having so much trouble with breastfeeding. She’s our second, and feeding is painful and very different from... Read More ›
