Attachment Parenting - Breastfeeding Problems (Page 2)

Breastfeeding Problems

Attachment Parenting

Attachment parenting (AP) is a philosophy that encourages bonding between parent and infant. The principles of attachment parenting include things like preparing for pregnancy, birth, breastfeeding and parenting. It promotes sensitivity, touch engagement, constant loving care, and positive discipline.

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(KMC) Kangaroo Mother Care Benefits and Guide

Your breasts will keep your baby at the ideal temperature for sleeping, breathing, and using the least amount of energy necessary so that your little one can instead focus on growing and thriving.

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Breastfeeding Positions

Tandem Nursing

A guide for mothers looking to understand the complexities and rewards of tandem nursing.

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Attachment Parenting

Why Is My Baby Crying? Possible Reasons for Crying

You will slowly start to recognize your baby's different crying patterns. As you get to know him/her more, you will develop the capability of predicting your baby’s needs.

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Attachment Parenting

What Are the Signs of Hunger in Breastfed Babies?

All babies are different, and all have different ways of letting their mothers know that they are hungry; as you and your baby get to know one another, you will recognize your baby's unique hunger signals.

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Baby Fusses While Breastfeeding

As time goes by, most babies will start to suck stronger and more efficiently. During the first few weeks after birth, a baby may drink up to 40 minutes per feeding but, as time goes by, he/she might only need 10 to 15 minutes at the breast.

Breastfeeding Newborn

Attachment Parenting

Supplementary Nursing System

Continue to benefit from the bonding experience that breastfeeding offers, even if you have a low milk supply or no milk at all.

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Comfort Feeding

Why Is Comfort Nursing So Very Important?

Non-nutritive suckling, also known as comfort sucking, is as vital to any baby as the nutrients received from breast milk. Comfort breastfeeding only becomes a problem when the mother starts to feel overwhelmed.

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Attachment Parenting

Breastfeeding at Birth - Why Breastfeed Immediately After Birth?

Most babies have a powerful sucking reflex straight after birth, but it is also normal for a baby to only nuzzle or lick a little. Some babies will latch on very well, while others take some time to get the hang of it.