Sentences with phrase «late hunger cue»

This is a late hunger cue.

By responding to early hunger cues such as rooting or sucking on hands, you are also likely to have an easier time getting baby properly latched on as opposed to responding to late hunger cues (ie - crying).

A crying baby is a late hunger cue and it's important to learn and recognize a baby's early hunger cues.

Crying is a late hunger cue and may make it more difficult to begin breastfeeding.

In their guidelines for patients just starting out breastfeeding, the website for the Cincinatti Children's Hospital states that by days two to four, babies tend to wake up for feedings as well as show hunger cues when they want to feed (rooting, sucking on fingers, lip smacking) and caution that crying is a «late hunger cue.»

Crying is actually a late hunger cue.

Fussing or crying is a later hunger cue; a fussy baby may be restless and may have trouble latching.

Responding to late hunger cues is when it gets a little trickier.