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Breast Lumps
Although it is always worrying to find a breast lump, lumps that come and go or change size as your breasts fill and empty with…
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Blood in Breast Milk
Occasionally a mother may notice that her expressed breast milk, or her baby’s regurgitated breast milk after a feed, is streaked or tinged with red,…
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How to Get Baby Back to Breast
Sometimes breastfeeding doesn’t get off to a good start and before you know it your baby is taking more and more bottles and won’t breastfeed at…
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Sweet Sleep
Book review of Sweet Sleep, Nighttime & Naptime Strategies for the Breastfeeding Family, Diane Weissinger, Diana West, Linda J Smith, Teresa Pitman, LLLI, 2014 If…
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Do I Need a Breastfeeding Pillow?
All you really need to breastfeed is a breast (or two!) and a baby who can suckle. But advertising is big business and there are…
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Blisters on Nipples
A mother may sometimes notice blisters or white spots on her nipples during breastfeeding. Friction blisters and blocked nipple pores (milk blisters or blebs) are…
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Mastitis Symptoms and Treatment
Breast inflammation is a relatively common condition affecting breastfeeding women encompassing a range of conditions such as engorgement, a blocked duct, mastitis or abscess. Mastitis…
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Engorged Breasts
Breasts that are over full or engorged with milk can feel uncomfortably full, swollen, hot, lumpy and painful. If the milk is not removed by your baby…

