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The Fussy Breastfed Baby
After a few weeks or months, breastfeeding has often settled into an easy rhythm. But what if you’re still dealing with a fussy breastfed baby…
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Negative Feelings: D-MER and Aversion
Some breastfeeding women feel negative emotions such as sadness, depressed mood, anxiety, irritability or anger just before their milk lets down or as it starts to…
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Breastfeeding and Depression
Postnatal depression (PND) or postpartum depression (PPD) are the names given to depression—feelings of sadness and low mood—that can sometimes follow childbirth. Depressed mothers are…
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Why Hire an IBCLC?
Breastfeeding isn’t always easy so if problems arise, who can you call? The first point of contact for breastfeeding help is often a midwife, health…
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Treatments for Sore Nipples
Breastfeeding isn’t supposed to be painful but there are a number of reasons why it can hurt sometimes. The most likely reason is when a…
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What is Breast Compression?
Breast compression is a way of gently squeezing the breast during a breastfeed to put pressure on the milk glands causing them to release more…
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How to Increase Milk Supply When Pumping
How often should a mother pump to build up her milk supply and how long for? When is the best time to pump when she…
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Do I Need a Breast Pump?
When breastfeeding is going well and if you don’t plan on being parted from your baby, a breast pump is not an essential purchase. Sometimes…
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Breastfeeding Videos
Breastfeeding is usually most comfortable when a baby is able to get a big mouthful of breast tissue as well as the nipple (a deep…
