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Breast Feeding: Breastfeeding Guide and Breastfeeding Essentials for New Mothers
Breast Feeding: Breastfeeding Guide and Breastfeeding Essentials for New Mothers
Breast Feeding: Breastfeeding Guide and Breastfeeding Essentials for New Mothers
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Breast Feeding We all know that breast feeding is the most natural, healthiest way to nourish - and bond with - your baby. However, if you're a first time mother, you might have a lot of breast feeding questions. For instance, how to breast feed, what kind of breast feeding supplies do you need, what breast feeding positions are best for your baby, how to overcome any breast feeding problems you may run into, the list goes on and on. If you've just had or are expecting your first child and want to know more about the many health benefits of breast feeding for you and your baby, want to find out if you should be on any kind of special breast feeding diet or are curious about just how, when and where to use a breast feeding pump, your questions will be answered in this book. However, this isn't just a book for first-time mothers. Even if you've already had a child, there are plenty of excellent breast feeding tips to be found in this book which can make breast feeding the natural, pleasant and loving experience it's meant to be. A must read for every mother (and father), this is a guide to breast feeding which can make caring for your child in their first year a much less trying experience.
LanguageEnglish
Release dateMay 15, 2017
ISBN9781630227098
Breast Feeding: Breastfeeding Guide and Breastfeeding Essentials for New Mothers
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Rachel Carrington

Rachel Carrington began her career writing fantasy romances of powerful wizards and wicked witches. Since then, she has branched out into contemporary romance and romantic suspense and has had books published with Ellora’s Cave, Samhain Publishing, Red Sage Publishing, and more.Currently, a freelance editor/writer residing in historical Charleston, South Carolina, Rachel has written non-fiction articles for Absolute Write, The Writer’s Journal, Writing for Dollars, Writer’s Magazine, and Writer’s Weekly.Because she likes staying busy, Rachel has also taught classes for Suite 101 and for author groups regarding promoting, writing, starting your own business, and editing.When not writing, Rachel loves to read romantic suspense (Lisa Gardner and Roxanne St. Claire are two of her favorites), rework old furniture, cross-stitch, cook, and drink lots of coffee.

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    Breast Feeding - Rachel Carrington

    Breast Feeding:

    Breastfeeding Guide and Breastfeeding Essentials for New Mother

    RACHEL CARRINGTON

    Copyright © 2012 Rachel Carrington

    All rights reserved

    Contents

    Introduction

    Why Breast Feed Your Baby?

    The Emotional Benefits of Breast Feeding

    The Economic Benefits of Breast Feeding

    The Health Benefits Of Breast Feeding Your Baby

    The Health Benefits of Breast Feeding – For Mothers

    Breast Milk Changes As Your Baby Grows

    Before Your Baby Arrives

    A Note On Nursing For Women Who Have Had Breast Surgery

    How to Hold Your Baby and Get Them to Latch On While Breastfeeding

    Getting Your Baby To Latch On

    How To Position Your Baby During Breast Feeding

    Breast Feeding Positions

    Is Your Baby Latching On Properly?

    What Not To Do While Trying To Get Your Baby To Latch On

    What Happens When You’re Breast Feeding Your Baby

    How Much Milk Should You Be Producing?

    Are You Giving Your Baby Enough Milk For Healthy Development?

    Weight Gain

    What’s Going On In Your Baby’s Diapers?

    Is Your Baby Swallowing While You Nurse Them?

    Changes In Your Breasts

    Signs That Your Baby Isn’t Getting Enough Milk

    Common Breast Feeding Problems And Solutions

    Plugged Milk Ducts

    Engorgement

    Mastitis

    Soreness

    Your Baby Is Too Sleepy To Feed

    After The Feeding: Burping Your Baby

    When Should You Burp Your Baby?

    Breast Pumps

    How To Store Your Breast Milk For Your Baby

    Breast Feeding In Public

    Breast Feeding After You Return To Work

    How Long Should You Continue To Breast Feed Your Baby?

    Is It Safe To Take Medication While Breastfeeding Your Baby?

    Alcohol, Tobacco And Breast Feeding Your Baby

    Nursing Pads

    Nursing Bras

    Finding The Perfect Fit

    Trying On Nursing Bras

    Styles Of Nursing Bras

    Conclusion

    Introduction

    Becoming a mother is one of the most exciting and rewarding experiences of your lifetime. However, when you bring home your newborn child, especially if it’s your first child, there are a lot of challenges ahead of you. As a parent, there are a lot of decisions which you’re going to have to make about how you care for and raise your child, from the moment they come home from the hospital until the time that they move into a home of their own and start living independently.

    One of the first and also one of the most important decisions which you’ll have to make about caring for your child is whether to breast feed or bottle feed your new baby. There are a lot of benefits to breast feeding, as you may have heard – and if you’re like most new mothers, you probably also have a lot of questions and a lot of concerns about breastfeeding your child.

    Before we go any further, let’s get one very important piece of advice out of the way. We’ll say this time and time again throughout the report, since it definitely bears repeating: don’t give up! It isn’t always easy to breast feed your baby, particularly when you’re a new mother and are just trying to get used to caring for a newborn baby.

    It can be frustrating at first, but no matter how hard of a time you’re having getting your baby to breast feed, don’t give up – the benefits of breast feeding are well worth the time and effort involved. Keep in mind that breast feeding is something that mothers have done for many thousands of years; it takes a little practice and can be uncomfortable at first, but

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