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Unable to breastfeed?

Unable to breastfeed?

Breastfeeding difficulties that result in low supply which lead to a range of emotional responses.  Mummy guilt is a real thing. It's strong and it can hurt for a long time.  You’re exhausted...

Unable to breastfeed?

Breastfeeding difficulties that result in low supply which lead to a range of emotional responses.  Mummy guilt is a real thing. It's strong and it can hurt for a long time.  You’re exhausted...

Low Milk Supply?

Low Milk Supply?

Wondering if you're producing enough breast milk? Breastfeeding can be stressful for new moms, especially if you’re worried about producing enough breast milk to keep baby happy and healthy.  Unlike bottle-feeding,...

Low Milk Supply?

Wondering if you're producing enough breast milk? Breastfeeding can be stressful for new moms, especially if you’re worried about producing enough breast milk to keep baby happy and healthy.  Unlike bottle-feeding,...

Leaky Breast?

Leaky Breast?

Leaking doesnt mean too much breast milk.  During the first four to six weeks after your baby is born, your levels of the milk-making hormone prolactin will be increasing each...

Leaky Breast?

Leaking doesnt mean too much breast milk.  During the first four to six weeks after your baby is born, your levels of the milk-making hormone prolactin will be increasing each...

Clogged Milk Ducts?

Clogged Milk Ducts?

A plugged milk duct is a common problem during breastfeeding.  If you have a plugged milk duct, the first thing you might notice is a small, hard lump in your...

Clogged Milk Ducts?

A plugged milk duct is a common problem during breastfeeding.  If you have a plugged milk duct, the first thing you might notice is a small, hard lump in your...

BREASTFEEDING

BREASTFEEDING

You may have heard that the World Health Organization (WHO) recommends breastfeeding for six months at the very least, but what’s the reasoning behind this? Well, breastfeeding is one of...

BREASTFEEDING

You may have heard that the World Health Organization (WHO) recommends breastfeeding for six months at the very least, but what’s the reasoning behind this? Well, breastfeeding is one of...