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Sue EnnisU.S.
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I am looking to support the segment of mothers that encounter engorgement issues that prevent them from continuing to breastfeeding, those that do not breastfeed or are ready to start weaning. As an aside, I wish to add that questions asked in terms of those not breastfeeding will not be given guilt for their choice. In many forums, including this one, there is currently no category developed for this "not breastfeeding" audience. I do believe that breastfeeding is best for both mother and child, however, I believe more strongly that there is a lack of support for the woman that ..... | |
Sally Wendkos OldsU.S.
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What do you want to know about breastfeeding? I can tell you what`s good for the baby, what`s good for the mother -- and the father, how it`s related to a woman`s sexuality, how working moms can nurse, how to overcome obstacles, and lots more. As the author of THE COMPLETE BOOK OF BREASTFEEDING and author or coauthor of 8 other books and more than 200 articles about child and adult development, I can offer sound, sensible advice on breastfeeding, child care and family issues. | |
ruth kraftU.S.
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Dear Mina, It sounds as if your expressing and storage of breast milk is going very well. If your refrigerator is working properly and if you refrigerate your expressed milk soon after expressing it
Dear Tywonia, First, congratulations for giving your son the best start in life by breastfeeding him! A couple of things may be going on here, neither of which indicates a problem. As far as your
Dear Tahara, First, congratulations on the birth of your daughter -- and on your commitment to nurse her despite your difficult labor and problems producing milk. But yes, there is hope! I'm not
Dear Kayla, First, congratulations for giving your son a good start in life by breastfeeding him! Although I usually recommend exclusive breastfeeding, I know that some moms do combine breast milk
it sounds to me like he is just playing with his voice... he has learned he can control it some and figured out this odd sound to make so he does :) He is right at the perfect time to be learning cause
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