top of page
_edited.jpg)


Burping or not burping baby? that is the question
In reality, no single method is superior to others for burping an infant. The only truly relevant approach remains careful observation of one's own baby and adapting to their needs.
-
Sep 162 min read


Over-Medicalisation of Infants: Is There a Tendency to Pathologise Normal Infant Behaviours?
"Your baby cannot fall asleep on his own because you breastfeed him to sleep — that is not normal" "He is 5 months old and should be sleeping through the night." "I will explain how establishing routines and autonomous settling will help regulate his sleep." "Feeding him to sleep is a bad habit. He associates sleep with feeding and this disrupts his nights." In Western society, we observe a growing tendency to label normal infant behaviours as "pathological" or "abnormal". Th
-
May 133 min read


Colic, Reflux, Baby Crying: Between Business and Parental Distress
Historically, methods to reduce infant crying are based on massage, upright carrying, rocking and lullabies — in other words, reassuring physical closeness.
-
May 138 min read
bottom of page