There are many unreliable signs that people follow to determine if breastfeeding is going well. We are sharing the reliable signs.
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June 2021
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May 2021
Growth Charts and Percentiles
Growth charts and percentiles are a main conversation point in your pediatrician’s office, but they might cause more worry than necessary.
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May 2021
Are You Worried About Foremilk and Hindmilk?
Concerns about foremilk and hindmilk are unwarranted because your body makes the perfect milk for your baby.
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May 2021
Pumping Myths
Pumping breastmilk for your baby is hard enough. Making it even more difficult is the lack of correct information regarding the logistics of expressing breastmilk and how our bodies work.
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May 2021
Clingy Breastfed Babies
It’s a sign of a sick society when we call babies “clingy” because they breastfeed frequently or cry when put down.
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May 2021
Conflicting Information
If you have a baby you have likely received conflicting information that left confused about how to get started with breastfeeding.
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April 2021
Nursing Aversion With Melissa Morns
Nursing aversion is a negative feeling while breastfeeding your child. It’s causes and interventions remain mostly unknown.
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April 2021
Baby Friendly Hospitals
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
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?