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At four months, your baby still relies on breast milk or formula, usually 24–32 ounces a day, while showing early milestones like increased alertness and motor skills. Hunger cues, growth spurts, and readiness for solids all play a role in feeding changes. Tracking feeds, patterns, and new developments with Cubtale helps you stay organized, share insights with your pediatrician, and create a smoother, more confident feeding journey.

Grandparents play a key part in breastfeeding success. Here’s how grandparents support breastfeeding and make life easier for new moms and babies.

Dads play an important part in successful breastfeeding. Here’s how fathers can support moms and babies—backed by trusted health organizations.

Breastfeeding offers proven benefits—from fewer infections to better brain development. Here’s what science and leading health organizations say.

Breastfeeding and pumping increase your body’s need for fluids. Here’s how much water nursing moms really need—and simple tips to stay hydrated and keep milk flowing.

Breastfeeding and pumping burn hundreds of calories every day. Here’s exactly how many extra calories nursing moms need—and the best nutrient-rich foods to keep energy up and milk flowing.

Keep your baby safe by cleaning and sterilizing all bottles and feeding gear. Follow these simple steps to wash, sterilize, and store baby bottles and nipples.

At three months, your baby is growing quickly and developing new feeding patterns. Most infants drink 24–32 ounces of breast milk or formula daily, with feeds every 3–4 hours. Tracking routines with tools like Cubtale can help you spot growth spurts, recognize hunger cues, and create a flexible schedule that supports healthy development.

At 1 month old, feeding is the cornerstone of your baby’s growth and development. Learn how often to feed, how much is typical, and what signs show your newborn is getting enough nourishment.

A guide to routines, patterns, and milestones when feeding your newborn

In the first month of life, newborn feeding sets the stage for growth and development. Whether breastfeeding or formula feeding, understanding how much and how often to feed — and recognizing hunger cues — can help you feel confident in caring for your baby.

Introducing solids is a major milestone in your baby’s development—and it doesn’t have to be overwhelming. In this post, we share a free, printable Solids Feeding List Template to help you track new foods, monitor for allergies, and build healthy eating habits. Plus, learn how the Cubtale App can simplify your journey with digital tracking, reminders, and expert tips. Perfect for new parents ready to take the next step with confidence!

Create a safe, functional, and cozy nursery with our complete nursery checklist, from sleep essentials to smart storage and baby-proofing tips.

Create a safe, functional, and cozy nursery with our complete nursery checklist, from sleep essentials to smart storage and baby-proofing tips.

Create a safe, functional, and cozy nursery with our complete nursery checklist, from sleep essentials to smart storage and baby-proofing tips.

Create a safe, functional, and cozy nursery with our complete nursery checklist, from sleep essentials to smart storage and baby-proofing tips.

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Feeding your baby can be one of the most bonding and joyful experiences of early parenthood, but it also comes with a ton of questions....

Cluster feeding—also known as nursing marathons—is common in newborns and young infants. Babies feed more frequently in short bursts, often in the evenings, to boost milk supply, support growth spurts, or seek comfort. While it can feel exhausting, it’s a normal, temporary phase. Learn why cluster feeding happens, when it usually stops, and practical tips to cope with it confidently.

Fourth trimester is not only a relevant term for your baby’s first three months but also a pretty big thing for you as a new mom. Your baby still perceives themself as a part of you and has a constant need of being close to you and feeling your warmth. When your baby is trying to adapt to the new world; your body is going through an immense reformation and adaptation as well. It is challenging both for you and your little one.