Jul 9, 2012
How to breastfeed
How to breastfeed your baby
When breastfeeding, a key point is to make sure baby's mouth is firmly covering the nipple as far as the areola. Recline against a cushion or something else to reach a comfortable position. There are many different ways to hold your baby, so use the position that makes breastfeeding most comfortable for you. ...read more
Nursing your baby on breastmilk is not just good for the baby, it’s also great for the mother. How is breastmilk produced? What components in breastmilk are good for the baby, and why?
For better breastfeeding, here are some helpful hints.
“I don’t think I have enough breastmilk…” “I’d like to go back to work.” We’ll answer these and others questions about the mother’s body and lifestyle.
“My baby doesn’t seem to be gaining enough weight…” “My baby bites my nipples…” We’ll answer these and other questions about the baby’s body and condition.
When your first child is born, your wife will be filled with anxiety about herself and about your baby.
This information is about the various conditions that prevent babies from nursing directly from the breast. We introduce various products for low-birth-weight babies, babies with cleft palates, and babies with other nursing difficulties.
