This week on the podcast, Dianne and Abby are reading gross baby stories from listeners! These stories are hilarious! Don’t miss it!
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September 2018
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September 2018
054 Weaning From the Pump
This week, join Dianne and Abby (well, you never know what kid or furry friend will show up too) as they discuss weaning from the pump. This is a concern that comes up for a lot of mothers who are pumping at work or have had to pump for their baby. Does this sound like you? Check it out!
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August 2018
051 Constipation in the Breastfeeding Baby
This week, Dianne and Abby talk about poop. Do breastfed babies get constipated? Listen this week and get the whole story!
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August 2018
050 Stress and Breastfeeding
This week, Dianne and Abby are discussing stress and whether or not it impacts milk supply or breastfeeding. It’s an especially stressful episode this week, with Abby’s kids making an appearance and Dianne’s dogs barking at the mailman. Don’t miss it!
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July 2018
049 Exercise and Breastfeeding
This week, Dianne and Abby talk about exercise, and what it’s like to get back into fitness again after you have a baby. Check it out!
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July 2018
048 Breastmilk Sharing, Cross Nursing
This week, Dianne and Abby talk about the controversial subject of milk sharing. Listen up this week to learn more!
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May 2018
039 – When the Breastfed Baby Refuses Bottles
This week Dianne and Abby are answering your burning question, “How in the world do I get my baby to take a bottle?” Don’t fret just yet. You have enough to worry about, let us help you get your baby started.
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April 2018
034 Nipple Confusion for Breastfed Baby
Listen this week as Dianne and Abby discuss nipple confusion. As long as you are focusing on breastfeeding on demand you can feel free to take a few moments with a pacifier to use the bathroom, get dressed or take a shower for heaven’s sake!
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April 2018
033 Birth Trauma Effects on Breastfeeding and Beyond
Listen this week as Dianne and Abby talk about birth trauma. If things didn’t go as planned during your delivery it’s OK to be upset. You are not selfish and not crazy. Trauma can happen during birth. And trauma can have big effects on breastfeeding. The only one who can decide if your birth was traumatic is you.
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March 2018
029 Trauma, Misinformation and New Baby Prep, Laura’s Email – Part 2
“Honey, This sounds like the same thing you were listening to last week. It’s an email from a reader, right? […]