Feeding Your Baby

From the moment your baby enters the world you may feel concern about your baby's appetite and nutrition. We help you through the first few years of feeding your baby. From breastfeeding or bottle feeding, to the introduction of solids, finger food and beyond; we've got it covered.

We also have a great selection of recipes for you to choose from for your family; many are from our Huggies Baby Club members. They are all simple to make and nutritious as well (well almost all of them).

/media/239349/img_dr3.jpg/media/313976/img_dr_huggies_ex3.jpg/breastfeeding.aspxBreastfeeding
Breastfeeding is completely natural, and gives your baby the very best start in life by providing your baby with antibodies via the colostrum produced in the early days after birth
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/media/239349/img_dr3.jpg/media/396708/drinks for baby.jpg/breastfeeding-and-bottle-feeding.aspxBreast feeding and bottle feeding
The term formula feeding means giving your baby formula milk in a bottle. Formula milk is based on cow's milk that's been processed to make it more easily digested by a new baby. It's for babies who don't get breast milk, or in addition to breast milk.
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/media/239349/img_dr3.jpg/media/239349/img_dr3.jpg/burp-baby.aspxBurping Your Baby
All babies swallow some air when they drink milk. The air collects in the stomach, causing the child to feel uncomfortably full even before he has finished feeding.
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/media/239349/img_dr3.jpg/media/481961/food rejection.jpg/baby-food-solids.aspxIntroducing Solid Foods
When should solids be introduced? Between 4 and 6 months, although most commonly closer to 6 months.
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