For hospitals to become designated “baby friendly hospitals” they must follow a certain set of guidelines that support breastfeeding.
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April 2021
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April 2021
Big Boobs, Small Boobs, Flat Nipples, Inverted Nipples
The shape and size of your breasts and nipples do not mean you cannot breastfeed. We have tips to help get a good latch.
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April 2021
Shaming and Judging
Shame seems to be everywhere when it comes to breastfeeding, chestfeeding, bottle feeding or any other parenting decisions. How do we handle it and what can we do to bing more positivity to our experiences?
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March 2021
Nursing While Pregnant and Tandem Nursing
We’re correcting all of the misinformation about nursing while pregnant and tandem nursing.
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March 2021
Lip Ties and Tongue Ties
You may have been told by your doctor, dentist or someone in a Facebook group that your baby has a tongue tie. But it’s very important to get this assessed by a lactation consultant and to investigate whether or not this is impacting breastfeeding before deciding on a revision.
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March 2021
Cesarean Births and Breastfeeding
You can breastfeed successfully after a cesarean birth and the right information can help you manage any hurdles that you might run into.
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March 2021
Tattoos, Piercings & Surgeries While Breastfeeding
If you are breastfeeding and thinking about getting a tattoo, piercing or having surgery then you probably have a lot of questions about safety. We have all the info you need!
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March 2021
How Breastmilk Changes With Your Child
Breastmilk is uniquely designed for your baby and will adapt as your child grows, gets sick and even alter throughout the day to meet their specific needs.
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February 2021
Bed-Sharing and SIDS With Tracy Cassels, PhD
Tracy Cassels, PhD from Evolutionary Parenting is back with the real science behind bed-sharing and SIDS. Is it a real risk? Why the fear mongering?
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February 2021
What’s It Like Breastfeeding A Toddler?
Breastfeeding a toddler is different than breastfeeding a newborn and there is even more terrible misinformation about it’s benefits.