Being a mother is arguably one of the toughest jobs on the planet. It can exert a physical as well as mental toll on you. It’s a rewarding experience, but the road to those rewards is paved with sleepless nights, physical discomfort, and many personal sacrifices. However, there are many ways to smooth out this …
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Breastfeeding is one of the most fulfilling and challenging tasks for new moms. There’s nothing like cuddling your newborn during a feed. However, you have to deal with breasts that are tender and heavier. They may also leak milk without warning. It’s time to ditch your standard bras and go for nursing bras that provide …
As a mother, feeding your newborn baby is one of the most important things you have to deal with after giving birth. Many moms do not require a breast pump but in case you do, you don’t need to worry about choosing the right one. A lot of mothers may end up feeling like milk …
Breastfeeding is beneficial for both the child and the mother. It is superior nutrition to your child that provides resistance to infections and illnesses. Breastfeeding also decreases the risk of lactose intolerance and allergies. Although breastfeeding is a natural activity, a new mother needs to learn about it. The purpose is to adapt to the …
Giving birth to and caring for your baby is one of the most intense experiences you will ever have as a woman. Breastfeeding is one of the best ways to care for your baby while forming a deep attachment between you and your baby. Breastfeeding has countless benefits for both a mother and her baby. …
As much as a magical and exciting time it is, being a new mum comes with its challenges. Breastfeeding is one of the earliest one of them. Having trouble with breast milk supply is alarming for a lot of new moms. However, it is very common. Hence, whether you face this problem right now or are …
“I’m hungry” Early feeding cues • Stirring, moving arms. • Mouth opening, yawning or licking. • Hand to mouth movements. • Turning head from side to side. • Rooting, seeking to reach things with her mouth. “I’m really hungry” Moderate feeding cues • Stretching. • Moving more and more. • Hand to mouth movements. • …
