Top tips from a Lactation Consultant and Registered Nurse to help you prepare to brestfeed, and avoid problems!
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Top tips from a Lactation Consultant and Registered Nurse to help you prepare to brestfeed, and avoid problems!
Breastfeeding has been going well for a couple of months now. You got through those first few weeks of clusterfeeding all night, you figured out how to get a deeper latch so your nipples are finally happy, and you even had an IBCLC (Lactation Consultant) come to help you at home and make sure things […]
Facebook mom groups are full of breastfeeding questions from desperate new mothers, who are asking things like : “how long will my nipples feel like fire?”…. “when will breastfeeding feel better?”…. “is breastfeeding supposed to hurt so much?”… What follows is usually an onslaught of answers from well-meaning moms who remember their own struggle. Their […]
No matter what’s going on with you and your baby, there are always options if you want them. Even if it’s not going according to plan, if you want to keep breastfeeding, there is almost always a way to make things better.
Cold and flu season is officially upon us. This can be a rough time for many; especially for those of us with kids it can seem as though someone is always sick. In fact, children under six years average six to eight colds per year (up to one per month, September through April), with symptoms […]
As a Lactation Consultant, I’m always getting a million questions about everything to do with Pumping! Pumping is different than Breastfeeding and your body will not always be friends with the idea…..
TOP 4 things you can do if breastfeeding your newborn “just isn’t working”.
November 17th – WORLD PREMATURITY DAY! Kangaroo Care, also known as skin-to-skin, helps give even the smallest of premature babies a better chance at life. This is why: It’s something that no expectant parent can prepare for. Most parents won’t even let themselves think it could happen …. never, no…not to them and their baby-to-be. […]