3rd January 2009
If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!Within the first two to three days after you have
given birth, you may discover that your breasts
feel swollen, tender, throbbing, lumpy, and
overly full. Sometimes, the swelling will extend
all the way to your armpit, and you may run a
low [...]
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31st December 2008
It is very important that a mother has all the breastfeeding supplies she needs to feed her baby.
Breastfeeding is one of the best things that a woman can do for her baby. It is an experience that allows mother and baby to bond in a loving and intimate way. It also provides the mother [...]
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16th December 2008
For some people, the process of breast feeding
seems to come natural, although there’s a level
of skill required for successful feeding and a
correct technique to use. Incorrect positioning
is one of the biggest reasons for unsuccessful
feeding and it can even injure the nipple or
breast quite easily.
By stroking the baby’s cheek with the nipple, the
baby will open [...]
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9th December 2008
When your baby has stopped breast feeding and gets
all of his nutrition from other sources than the
breast, he’s actually considered weaned. Even
though babies are also weaned from the bottle as
well, the term weaning often refers to when a
baby is stopped from breast feeding.
When weaning is a mother’s idea, it normally
requires a lot of patience [...]
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30th November 2008
When your baby has stopped breast feeding and gets
all of his nutrition from other sources than the
breast, he’s actually considered weaned. Even
though babies are also weaned from the bottle as
well, the term weaning often refers to when a
baby is stopped from breast feeding.
When weaning is a mother’s idea, it normally
requires a lot of patience [...]
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29th November 2008
Mothers of multiples know that there is nothing more frightening and exciting at the same time than finding out that you?re going to give birth to twins. However, breastfeeding twins is not always easy. Breastfeeding one baby can be challenging; breastfeeding more than one is just plain hard.
As difficult as breastfeeding twins can be, it [...]
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28th November 2008
For some people, the process of breast feeding
seems to come natural, although there’s a level
of skill required for successful feeding and a
correct technique to use. Incorrect positioning
is one of the biggest reasons for unsuccessful
feeding and it can even injure the nipple or
breast quite easily.
By stroking the baby’s cheek with the nipple, the
baby will open [...]
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20th November 2008
Sometimes, a baby that is breast fed may suddenly
decide to refuse breast feeding. The baby will
pull away from the breast, then toss his head from
side to side. This can happen at anytime, so there
really is no way to predict it happening.
Reasons why
Refusal to feed from the breast could occur when the
baby is in [...]
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19th November 2008
When you hold your baby for the first time in the
delivery room, you should put his lips to your
breast. Although your mature milk hasn’t developed
yet, your breasts are still producing a substance
known as colostrum that helps to protect your baby
from infections.
If your baby has trouble finding or staying on
your nipple, you shouldn’t panic. [...]
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13th November 2008
Within the first two to three days after you have
given birth, you may discover that your breasts
feel swollen, tender, throbbing, lumpy, and
overly full. Sometimes, the swelling will extend
all the way to your armpit, and you may run a
low fever as well.
The causes
Within 72 hours of giving birth, an abundance
of milk will come [...]
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