Cluster feeding is a phase when babies suddenly want to feed more often — sometimes every 30–40 minutes — and may seem extra fussy or restless. 🌱 It’s not a sign of low milk supply, mama! It’s your baby’s natural way of signaling your body to make more milk during growth spurts. 🍼 This phase usually peaks around 2–3 weeks, 6 weeks, and 3 months of age — and sometimes happens in the evenings too. 🌙 It’s completely normal, temporary, and a beautiful part of your breastfeeding journey. 🤍 Stay h

🌙 Signs Your Baby Is Cluster Feeding 💕 Cluster feeding can feel like your little one is glued to you — but it’s actually a normal phase that helps boost your milk supply and comfort your baby! Here’s how to know it’s happening 👇 👶 1. Feeding more often than usual – Your baby wants the breast every 30–60 minutes, especially in the evening. 🍼 2. Longer or back-to-back feeds – Feeds seem endless or happen in quick bursts close together. 😢 3. Increased fussiness – Baby may cry, squirm, or seem

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