Feeding babies feels louder and more complicated than it used to — not because babies have changed, but because the advice around them has. This reflection looks at what’s actually different now, what remains steady, and how to filter the noise without losing trust in yourself.
Parenting children in different stages means holding contrasts at the same time — the baby who needs you completely, the teenager stepping forward, and the child in between. This reflection explores what it looks like to walk alongside them without rushing any of it.
How three feeding journeys reshaped what I thought I knew about motherhood Part 2 of the From Milk to Meals series — the story of how each baby taught me something new about feeding, patience, and trust. Previous: Finding Community and Comfort in the Early Days Next: What’s Actually Changed in First Foods By the…
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