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Baby Hunger Cues vs. Gas Pain: How to Tell the Difference (New Parent Guide)

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Your baby is squirming, making little sounds, moving their mouth. Hungry? You offer the breast or bottle—they take it briefly, then arch and cry harder. What just happened? In this new parent guide, you'll learn:

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Your baby is on your lap. They are squirming, making little sounds, moving their mouth. You think: hungry. You offer the breast or bottle. They take i…

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Your baby is crying. Their face is red, their eyes are squeezed shut, their little body is tense. You feel the pressure to act fast. You offer the bot…

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You started feeding your baby. They took a few sucks, then pulled away, arched their back, and started crying. You think: they are still hungry. I nee…

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You are looking back at the last few weeks. You remember the times you fed your baby when they were gassy. You remember the crying, the arching, the s…

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You have been doing this without a map. Now you have three simple tools: the body map test, the face and breathing check, and the pause-and-listen rul…

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