Breastfeeding. Naturally. Chapter 1: Preparing for Birth

Posted by admin on November 9, 2009

Health benefits of breastfeeding and how it helps protect form infections
Planning for breastfeeding

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 Breastfeeding Tip: Find Your Tribe

Posted by admin on November 6, 2009

The American Academy of Pediatrics encourages Moms to breastfeed their babies for at least one year or as long as mutually desired. Sadly, many Moms quit before that one year mark because challenges come up and they don’t know how to access good support and information.

 Top 10 Reasons to Use a Breast Pump to Supplement Breast Feeding

Posted by admin on November 5, 2009

If you plan on breastfeeding your baby, you may be wondering why in the world you would need a breast pump. Though for some, breastfeeding goes without a hitch and handles all of their child’s needs, for many a breast pump comes in handy in numerous ways. Here are 10 reasons that you may want to supplement your breastfeeding by pumping.

 When to Use a Breast Pump

Posted by admin on November 4, 2009

For many years now, the world has been told that one of the best gifts that a mother could give to her baby is to breast-feed (nourish) him or her. Due to this, many people have been actively pushing for parents to choose breast-feeding over formula. However, with providing ones baby with the best food, comes with its own challenges and due to them, a pump can be very useful.

 Medela Harmony Manual Breast Pump Review

Posted by admin on November 3, 2009

Even though this is a manual pump and not an electrical one, it has been my favorite breast pump thus far. I use it for times when I’ll be away from baby for a night or during out of town trips away from baby where I’ll need to relieve the pressure and keep up my milk supply until I return. This pump costs around $25 and comes quite in handy for those who need a pump just some of the time rather than on a consistent basis.

 6 Tips to Buying a Nursing Bra

Posted by admin on November 2, 2009

Are you 9 months pregnant and wondering what to do about your nursing bras? Aren’t sure what to look for in a nursing bra? Here are 6 tips you can use when buying a nursing bra.

 Breastfeeding with Insufficient Glandular Tissue

Posted by admin on October 23, 2009

It can be disappointing to some, and devastating to others, when breastfeeding doesn’t go as planned. In the quest to provide better support and education to new mothers, many breastfeeding advocates understandibly focus on the goal of success, especially with a healthy baby that seems to be nursing well. After all, most breastfeeding obstacles [...]

 10 Fun Things Mothers Can Do While Breastfeeding

Posted by admin on October 21, 2009

Those mothers who make the commitment to breastfeed their babies quickly discover that it is indeed quite a commitment. We’re talking breastfeeding sessions of at least thirty minutes, at least eight times a day, in the early months. And don’t underestimate those “at leasts”. They can stretch into feeling like forever. Without a doubt, your [...]

 Sex and the Breastfeeding Mom

Posted by admin on October 20, 2009

Is breastfeeding compatible with a healthy sex life? Of course it is! Sex may be the last thing on a new mother’s mind, whether or not she breastfeeds. But eventually those familiar desires will return, and parents of a breastfed baby might find themselves with a new set of concerns intruding into their intimate relations.
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 Iodine and Breastfeeding – Safe Or Dangerous Combo?

Posted by admin on October 6, 2009

Iodine and breastfeeding – both are controversial subjects. In the world of breastfeeding there is a lot of controversy about what is best for you and your baby, and how long to breastfeed. The truth of the matter is that, there are some misconceptions regarding the safety of breastfeeding while taking iodine.