Up to one in five new families report persistent feeding difficulties. Whatever feeding looks like in your home, practical expert help is here.
Breastfeeding, bottle feeding, mixed feeding or starting solids — the goal is a thriving baby and a confident, rested family.
Latch difficulties, engorgement, mastitis, low supply and pumping strategies — assessed and supported practically.
Combining breast and bottle without losing supply, tailored to your family's routine.
Thickened feeds, formula trials and recognition of allergy or lactose intolerance patterns.
Choosing an appropriate formula and using paced bottle feeding for comfortable, settled feeds.
Tracking on WHO charts with clear thresholds — weight gain under 125 g per week in the first three months is a flag worth reviewing.
Timing, allergen introduction and baby-led weaning approaches, made simple and safe.
Around six months for most babies, when they can sit with support, hold their head steady and show interest in food. Starting much earlier or later both carry disadvantages — timing is discussed individually at your visit.
Six to eight wet nappies a day, steady weight gain along their centile and a generally settled baby between feeds are the key reassuring signs.
It's common and usually manageable. Positioning changes and expressing on the less-favoured side often resolve it; occasionally it flags something worth examining, which the assessment covers.
Book an appointment with Dr Jain — clear diagnosis, honest reassurance and a plan you can trust.