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What else can I help you with?
Do nursing cats stop nursing while pregnant again?
No because if they did the babies they are nursing would most likely die of starvation.
Why do babies stop breathing when they cry?
babies lungs are small so when they cry they are letting out air, allowing them to not breathe while crying .
Why does my baby attempt to stand while nursing?
Babies may try to stand while nursing because they are curious and exploring their surroundings. It could also be a sign of their developing motor skills and desire to be more active.
Why is my baby so wiggly while nursing?
Babies are often wiggly while nursing because they are adjusting to their new environment and learning how to breastfeed. They may also be trying to get comfortable or find a better position to latch onto the breast. Additionally, babies have a natural instinct to move while feeding, which can help stimulate milk flow and aid in digestion.
Why does my baby wiggle a lot while nursing?
Babies wiggle while nursing because they are adjusting to find a comfortable position, trying to regulate their body temperature, or simply exploring their surroundings. It is a normal behavior and helps them stay engaged during feeding.
Why does my baby move so much while nursing?
Babies move a lot while nursing because they are trying to find a comfortable position, regulate their breathing, and stimulate milk flow. This movement also helps them stay alert and engaged during feeding.
Why would babies chest be going inward instead or outward when breathing?
babies breathe the same as everybody else just at a faster rate, they are supposed to breathe in and out
Do babies breathe through their heads?
Yes, they breathe the same way as you and me: through their nose and mouth.
Do you burn more calories nursing multiple babies?
yes
What is oxyen?
its what you breathe and what plants breathe out while they breathe that out they breathe in carbon diOxide and we breathe it out.
Can you eat calamari while nursing?
Yes, you can eat calamari while you are nursing.
Why babies have no teeth?
Newborn babies typically have no teeth because they don't need them. Babies' first nutrition comes from mother's milk or a substitute. Most babies don't have teeth until 6 months to one year of age. By then, they are able to avoid dangers associated with eating solid food (ie., choking, gagging, aspirating, etc.). In fact, if babies were born with teeth, it would be bad for their nursing. Just ask any mother who has been bitten by their baby while nursing
