Sentences with phrase «breast when»

Mangolon alleged that the Donald Duck actor fondled her breast when she took one of her children to get an autograph from the Disney character at the Orlando theme park.

I started feeding my dog boiled chicken breast when we had UTI along with his food.

If there is a red mark under your breast when you take your bra off, I think that means circulation and lymph flow has been restricted.

I first say signs in one breast when she was five, now at 9 years her other breast is growing also.

Dr. Lindsey Berkson: It is, but it takes... He said in the people that had very severe lymphedema which is a debilitating, very sad condition and after a woman if she's... Now we have more sentinel node dissection which means they put a little dye in the breast when a woman has breast cancer surgery.

I would drink an extra glass of milk or make sure I ordered double chicken breast when I ate salads, anything to make sure I was eating MORE protein.

Without Rac1, dead cells and milk flooded the breast when lactation had finished, triggering inflammation and impairing tissue regeneration (Developmental Cell, doi.org/bq8q).

There is a legend that the robin acquired its red breast when plucking the crown of thorns from Christ's brow.

Michael Gove: It is one of the many causes of envy in my breast when I contemplate my hon. Friend to know that he has the benefit of Mrs Bone's advice at the breakfast table every day.

Early on, a woman may notice a change in her breast when she performs a monthly breast exam or minor abnormal pain that doesn't seem to go away.

I lost count of the number of times I was feeding on one breast when the letdown reflex kicked in, and milk started leaking from the other one.

This will help ensure a fit that will accommodate your fuller breast when your milk comes in.

Put the baby to the right breast when she is most hungry.

It can be very, very lumpy, and milk has a difficult time passing through the breast when it is engorged.

A baby may have difficulty latching onto a breast when it is engorged, due to firmness in the areola.

It enables babies to use the same sucking actions as when at the breast, and research showed that babies were able to go back and forth between bottle and breast when mom and baby were apart.

The outer nipple shape is very similar to the shape of the breast when it's in baby's mouth, and it requires the baby to hold his or her mouth in the same way as during breastfeeding.

In the first 3 - 6 weeks of life, many babies tend to fall asleep at the breast when the flow of milk is slow, not necessarily when they have had enough to eat.

She recommends removing your baby from the breast when they bite or nibble and offer them a finger or teething ring.

When she's awake she is trying to eat her hands 90 % of the time so I try to put her to the breast when she does this but I feel like I'm offering too often and at the same time thinking she's not getting enough.

Many moms decide to learn how to start weaning baby from breast when they know their maternity leave is coming to a close.

However, babies learn to suck properly by getting milk from the breast when they are latched on well.

I pump at work and given him all breast when i get home as well as solids if he takes.

Allow baby unlimited time at the breast when sucking actively, then offer the second breast.

Streamlines baby's head aligned more parallel with mom's breast (in side - lying put one edge of pillow as a support under baby's head, and the other side of the pillow under mom's breast when mom and baby are breastfeeding lying down facing one another).

During the first few weeks of life, babies often fall asleep at the breast when the flow of milk slows down even if they have not had their fill.

This product does not have support across top of breast when opened for feeding as I expected from pictures and reviews of the 3 piece cup system.

When your baby gets upset at the sight of your breast, a good strategy is to offer the breast when the baby is less aware of what is happening.

I had trouble latching her onto my breast when she was born because she has a very small mouth and I have large breasts.

You can tell your newborn baby has finished the first breast when his suckling slows and you don't hear swallowing.

Leaky breasts also may spring during a warm shower, overnight or in the opposite breast when your baby is nursing on the other one.

My now 8 month old daughter refused both babyfood and the breast when she was 6 months and obviously hungry, so I gave here finger food and she has been happily eating 3 meals a day and nursing again ever since.

I had poured all of my strength and ingenuity into maintaining some semblance of a supply and always having my daughter at my breast when feeding.

However, often times thrush is overly diagnosed on the breast when in fact it is a bacterial infection you are fighting.

You may leak from one breast when you're feeding your baby from the other, when lying on your front while sleeping, or when something stimulates your let - down reflex unexpectedly — like another baby crying in the supermarket.

A tongue - tied baby may not be able to open his mouth wide enough to take in plenty of your breast when he feeds, and his tongue probably won't cover his lower gum while he sucks.

These are all early feeding cues, so if you offer the breast when you see these the baby is more likely to be patient and give feeding at the breast a chance.

Usually she empties one breast when she eats.

Offer the breast when your baby is calm and content.

Most important is never to hold your baby's head to your breast when she wants to pull off and catch her breath.

Often, especially in very young babies, the baby will take the bottle, even after being satisfied with the breast when in reality babies are just producing a biological response.

If you are back at work, I would recommend pumping as close to the same schedule as your baby feeds as possible and continue to feed at the breast when you are with baby.

When you position your baby, face them directly at your breast when bringing them in.

They cover your tummy area while providing your baby with easy access to your breast when needed.

Keep offering the baby the breast when showing hunger cues (sucking on fingers, smacking lips, rooting around) and do nt limit the time on the breast.

She tells me she needs to wee by cooing loudly, making ah noises:) She also pops off my breast when feeding when she needs a wee.

Gently squeeze your breast when you notice your baby is only sucking but not drinking or swallowing milk.

On the flip side, if you have a preterm or sick baby that may not be able to latch on to the breast right away, a lactation consultant can help your baby get breastmilk in ways that will help him return to the breast when he is bigger and stronger.

So you wear that cup on the other breast when you are nursing and it catches the milk?

On the contrary, if you start getting baby latched onto your breast when you notice the early hunger cues, it will make the process much easier for both you and baby.