Baby Supply Information

heretohelp asked:


I know that everyone says that milk supply is based on supply and demand and that the more often you nurse, the more milk you’ll produce. Well, what do you do in the meantime when you have a hungry, crying baby? I don’t want to use formula, and people (lactation consultants and various other people online) say that I should have enough to feed my baby breastmilk exclusively.

Majinat asked:


I paint wall murals for baby nurseries and I’m checking out what people are looking for so I can stay on top of the recent trends. Thanks a bunch for your help!

adarcy1229 asked:


My daughter is 5 months old, in a month we are going to start to introduce her to solids and I am so confused as to how and when to do what foods. People and the doctor told me to start with rice cereal first, which is fine but I dont want my milk supply to go down and I dont want my daughter to get confused. Whats a good schedule to do with a nursing baby starting out on cereal, veggies and then fruits.

Ryan P. asked:


How much is to much to spend on the baby in a month?

My daughter was just born in May. Anways, my Fiancee keeps spending heaps of money buying her stuff. She spent like 1500 between the babies birthdate and today. Mind you we already had baby furniture, cloths, formula, and diapers. Although, we have had to reup on the last two a few times.

So, anyways she thinks it unreasonable to put the baby on a budget. But I dont think its out of the question at all. What do you think and how much would you budget for the baby?

I am not speaking of emergency type situations, I am speaking of the every day needs and my fiancee’s wants.
The two of us already have budgets, that we decided on when she got pregnant. Now she is using the baby as an excuse to spend extra money.
Michael B- I am a grown man. I can do without a 100,000 dollar car.

Why do you people equivilate cheap with being responsible?