An overfull breast can make breastfeeding stressful and uncomfortable for you and your baby. What you can do Breastfeed on one side for each feeding. Continue to offer that same breast for at least two hours until the next full feeding, gradually increasing the length...
Most mothers can make plenty of milk for their babies. But many mothers worry about having enough milk. The video Is my baby getting enough milk? suggests that checking your baby\’s weight and growth is the best way to make sure he or she gets enough milk. Let...
Many moms say that their nipples feel tender when they first start breastfeeding. Breastfeeding should feel comfortable once you and your baby have found a good latch and some positions that work. What you can do A good latch is key, so visit the follow your...
Breastfeeding can be hard at times, especially in the early days. But remember that you are not alone. Lactation consultants can help you find ways to make breastfeeding work for you and your baby. And while many women are faced with one or more of the challenges...
In most cases, you can continue to breastfeed your baby when you are sick, and if your baby is sick. But, if you are sick with the flu, including the H1N1 flu (also called the swine flu), you should avoid being near your baby, so that you do not infect him or her....
