Extended breastfeeding is so different from nursing a newborn and we see it even less and have even less information about it.
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January 2023
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November 2022
“Extended” Breastfeeding
There’s nothing “extended” about it! Breastfeeding until toddlerhood and beyond is the biological norm and there are endless reasons to do it.
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November 2021
You reached 1 year, now what?!
Once you make it to 1 year breastfeeding, you have the freedom to change things up a bit like stopping pumping and creating boundaries.
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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
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
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.
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November 2020
Breastfeeding Info To Flush Down The Toilet
Have you ever heard breastfeeding advice so bad that the only thing to do with it is flush it down the toilet?
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October 2020
Breastfeeding and Bad Habits
Have you been criticized for breastfeeding your child on demand? Have you been told you are creating bad habits? Did you know that breastfeeding is SO much more than food?!
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July 2020
Milk Supply After 6 Months
Did you worry about your milk supply when your baby was newborn? Is your baby over 6 months and you STILL worry? Do you feel less full? Wake up during the night only to pump?
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January 2020
124 – Breastfeeding Boundaries
This week on the Badass Breastfeeding Podcast, Dianne and Abby are discussing breastfeeding boundaries. This is a topic that is very important to Abby and can really help a lot with breastfeeding. You don’t want to miss this very supportive and informational episode!