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In the early weeks there's no strict schedule that works, because newborns feed on demand. Their body clock simply hasn't developed yet.  What does help is a simple, repeatable order (we call it routine but what we mean is an order of steps).  This way, feeds feel less chaotic even when the timing is all over the place. A few important things to know: 1. This is a loose rhythm. 2. It’s not meant to be a timetable. 3. Feed whenever your baby is hungry, aiming for roughly 8 to 12 feeds in 24 hours. 4. The awake-time step is for daytime only.  At night, keep it calm and boring: feed, then straight back to sleep, no play and no bright lights, so your baby starts to learn day from night. 5. Always supervise tummy and awake time, and always put baby down to sleep on their back in their own clear, flat space. Swipe through to see the 6 recommended steps that make up a simple daytime feeding routine  📌 Save this for the newborn days 🙌🏻 Share it with a new or expecting parent who could use a bit of order in the chaos What has worked in your newborn feeding? Sharing is caring  Tell us in the comments👇 This is general info meant for orientation.  Every baby is unique and you know you baby best.  If your baby is hard to wake for feeds, isn't gaining weight, or their wet and dirty diapers drop off, check with your pediatrician. #newborn #babyfeeding #newmom #firsttimemom #fourthtrimester    P.S. We built an intuitive feeding tracker (Noora Baby). It’s already helping lots of new parents to log feeds, diapers, sleep and more.  If you want to stay organized, identify patterns and share baby info with you partner, have a look at our bio for more info 🙏
In the early weeks there's no strict schedule that works, because newborns feed on demand. Their body clock simply hasn't developed yet. What does help is a simple, repeatable order (we call it routine but what we mean is an order of steps). This way, feeds feel less chaotic even when the timing is all over the place. A few important things to know: 1. This is a loose rhythm. 2. It’s not meant to be a timetable. 3. Feed whenever your baby is hungry, aiming for roughly 8 to 12 feeds in 24 hours. 4. The awake-time step is for daytime only. At night, keep it calm and boring: feed, then straight back to sleep, no play and no bright lights, so your baby starts to learn day from night. 5. Always supervise tummy and awake time, and always put baby down to sleep on their back in their own clear, flat space. Swipe through to see the 6 recommended steps that make up a simple daytime feeding routine 📌 Save this for the newborn days 🙌🏻 Share it with a new or expecting parent who could use a bit of order in the chaos What has worked in your newborn feeding? Sharing is caring Tell us in the comments👇 This is general info meant for orientation. Every baby is unique and you know you baby best. If your baby is hard to wake for feeds, isn't gaining weight, or their wet and dirty diapers drop off, check with your pediatrician. #newborn #babyfeeding #newmom #firsttimemom #fourthtrimester P.S. We built an intuitive feeding tracker (Noora Baby). It’s already helping lots of new parents to log feeds, diapers, sleep and more. If you want to stay organized, identify patterns and share baby info with you partner, have a look at our bio for more info 🙏

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