1) You will notice you baby wants to feed more frequently, most commonly at night 

2) Your baby seems more fussy and unsettled unless on the breast

3) Baby is gaining weight steadily, with regular wet & dirty nappies

4) Baby feeds in short bursts pulling back and fourth n the breast 

5) Baby will take short naps and sleep in-between feeds 

Spot any of 5 these signs?

Cluster Feeding is extremely common in newborns between 3-6 weeks old, it usually happens during sudden growth spurts.

However, some babies can cluster feed later than the newborn stage, sometimes at around the 3 & 6 month mark.

Don’t worry Mumma it doesn’t last forever! Your milk supply regulates to meet your baby’s demand after about a week. But look out for the signs!

Many women mistake cluster feeding as a sign of low supply and baby not getting enough milk. Due to how common cluster feeding is, so many women truly believe they are not producing enough to feed their babies.

Cluster feeding can be demanding on your body and your emotional well-being as baby will be fussy and want feeding more frequently. Get support from your medical provider, family and friends during this time!

💗Baby wearing! I used a sling (one I could feed in to get me through)

💗Nipple Care. Link in bio…My handmade organic nipple butter soothes & heals during those frequent feeds

💗Friends & family, if they ask if you need anything say yes!