Breastfeeding & Bodyfeeding in Action
Seeing real newborn babies nurse can be reassuring and help caretakers troubleshoot common feeding challenges. Latching is the first skill a mother and baby master in the first hours after birth. The whole first 24 hours is perfectly designed to allow a mother and baby to practice the skill of latching before the baby's body is ready to process and absorb the nutrients of breastmilk for the first time.
Learning How to Attach your Baby at the Breast | Is My Baby Getting Enough Milk? |
Experiencing Pain?
What to do about Nipple Pain | What to do about Breast Pain |
More helpful tips
Positions for Breastfeeding | Increasing your Milk Supply... |
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