Birth–5 months · Feeding & nutrition · 4 MIN LESSON

Read hunger and fullness cues.

Notice feeding signals before and during a feed.

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Baby hunger and fullness cues: what to notice

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Hands moving to the mouth and turning toward a breast or bottle can be early hunger signals. Crying may come later.

Closing the mouth or turning away can signal fullness. Seek professional advice if intake worries you.

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They may be hungryThey must wait for a clock timeThey need solid food

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