Learn all the breastfeeding basics to get started with confidence. Find out how to latch your baby properly and try different feeding positions. Understand your baby’s hunger cues and what’s normal in the early days. Get tips on how often to feed, how to know if your baby is getting enough, and what to expect in the first weeks. This section gives you clear, practical advice to help you feel supported and prepared—right from the start.
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Breast Milk Leakage (BML) Over 90% of new mothers experience leaking breasts. Breast milk leakage is normal, just often quite…
Engorgement happens when the milk-producing cells are uncomfortably full. It is sometimes apparent in the areola or the breast, in…
When is it okay to use a pacifier? Baby pacifiers should not be used before six weeks of breastfeeding or…
Did you know that the uterus of non-breastfeeding mothers will never shrink back? It will always remain slightly enlarged... As…
Struggling to find the right breastfeeding position? This guide walks you through the most effective holds—from cradle to laid-back—so you…
How to Prepare for Breastfeeding While Pregnant Your body will do most of the work in preparation for breastfeeding; your nipples increase…
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