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Confused by all the nursing pad choices? Or perhaps you are wondering if you have any choices? As a designer one of my most popular products are nursing pads (which I personally used with all three of my breast fed babies )and I thought I would give a little info on washable nursing pads. If you are concerned with saving money the first point of interest is that washable nursing pads usually pay for them selves in 12 uses or less!. Disposable pads can cost $6.95 a box of 10 pairs! some even more... Read More
The biggest problem I had in my pregnancy was on maternity wear. Being a working mum I desperately wanted some stylish nursing tops. Tops from different websites meant spending enormous postage with each purchase. Whilst goggling I came across the above blog which was about new website recently launched on maternity & nursing tops - www.breast-feeding-tops.co.uk. There is huge variety available ...from simplest to very contemporary outlook. Also there prices are reas... Read More
Basically, I'm just losing my mind. I have a fast let-down and baby wants the breast with the fast let-down, she likes the fast milk, even the other breast has a fast flow and when it slows down she wants to switch, but then she fusses because its fast. Its not every feeding, its not even most feedings, but when she is fussy about fast or slow milk, she doesn't stop fussing for about an hour. I'm fine most of the time, but we went well over an hour today before she'd calm down. She's been burped... Read More
My little girl is almost 3wks old now and we are still learning breastfeeding. It is going a bit better now that I've learned to use different holds on each breast. She still has a week latch and cluster feeds a lot, sometimes feeding on and off (mostly on) for about 3 hours at a time. Sometimes I feel a bit overwhelmed, but mostly I just tell myself that she is more than likely my last child and she'll never be any younger than she is today. Since she was born small for her gestation, I do tend... Read More
I keep reading where so many of you feeling guilty for letting your little ones sleep with you. So, I thought I'd share something I read recently with you. It's by a well-respected breastfeeding expert. Maybe some of you might want to discuss what she has to say after you read it. Happy reading and Happy Nursing! http://www.kathydettwyler.org/detsleepthrough.html P.S. let me know if the link doesn't work.... Read More
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