Here's How Breastfeeding Can Benefit Both Babies and Nursing Parents

Common ≠ optimal. Babies actually sleep, breathe, and grow better when they can keep their mouths closed — and science agrees. Research shows nasal breathing supports better oxygen regulation, feeding coordination, and restful sleep. Evidence: * ��Infants are obligate nasal breathers for the first months of life (AAP Pediatrics, 2020). * ��Mouth-open posture is associated with low tongue rest position and “less efficient suck-swallow-breathe coordination” (Mason, International Journal of Orofaci

Some tips to know while feeding baby⬇️ Here’s what you need to know about gagging vs. choking. Gagging is normal. Choking is not. Gagging: Noisy, red face, baby is learning. ✅ Choking: Silent, can’t breathe, needs help. 🚨 👉 What to do: Stay calm. Know infant CPR. Watch, don’t panic with gagging. Act fast if it’s choking, back blows, call for help, 911 🚨(best to take some cpr classes) | Bee Pham

Pace feeding shouldn’t be a struggle! Your baby should naturally control their suck-swallow-breathe rhythm with the right teat flow. If you’re having to pace feed, the flow is likely too fast. At Lil’Kooee, our NB & SS teats are lab-tested to deliver the perfect flow for newborns–3 months. Is your baby’s teat flow helping them feed comfortably and naturally - or making you pace every sip? #babyteats #babymusthaves #babyproducts #baby #DidYouKnow #flowrates #pacefeeding #babyfeedingtips | Lil'Koo