It's also a way women delay getting help
because painful feeds are promoted as a right of passage.
Not exact matches
I'm
fed up of Arsenal starting every season in weak position, and it's been even more
painful and annoying over the last two season's,
because Wenger's had the money to strengthen.
I used to cry when
feeding him but not
because it was
painful this time, but
because I felt ashamed that I was giving him formula and not «the best» and that I'd failed him as a mother.
Because they tried it in hospital, found it
painful and they like the freedom that formula
feeding gives them.
I wanted to breastfeed, but at the beginning it was very
painful and unbearable sometimes but i had to bear it
because of the nutrients my baby was getting from that milk, after two months with the help of the nipple cream it was so much easier and didn't even feel that my baby was
feeding.
Permanent brain injuries to the extent that they may be confined to a wheelchair for life, might require
feeding tubes
because they can't take food orally, and will generally require constant care 24/7 for the rest of their natural lives (which will inevitably be shorter and more
painful than they otherwise would have been).
I felt nervous every time I
fed for the first month with my first baby
because I knew it would be
painful.
I am also terrified of breast -
feeding because my nipples are very sensitive and
painful and I have bad memories associated with them, also
because of sexual work / abuse in my past.
My nipples were cracked and bleeding, and I was in tears every time I had to
feed him
because it was so
painful.
It was so incredibly
painful everytime he latched on that when he cried
because he was hungry I cried
because I didn't want to
feed him.
You will (most likely) not get the dreaded and
painful engorged breasts
because it's time to
feed him (according to your breasts) yet it isn't «time».