According to Irene Zoppi, a clinical education specialist at Medela, «many mothers with breast implants are able to
breastfeed with little difficulty, but the surgical procedure has the potential to damage some of the milk - making tissue, milk ducts and nerves in the breast.»
Not exact matches
Following all of them was the mother that loved
breastfeeding, had overcome a few
difficulties, and went one to
breastfeed for 3 years before weaning and starting all over again
with a new
little one.
Having experienced
difficulties and received very
little support during
breastfeeding her first son, Shannon develops and follows a plan of action to achieve
breastfeeding success from the start
with her second son.
My precious son was born at home, therefore he was unmedicated, and I thought would have
little difficulty with breastfeeding.
This is definitely a situation where I would encourage you to seek local guidance from a skilled International Board Certified Lactation Consultant who's able to do a full oral assessment and figure out what it is that your
little vampire is doing
with his tongue that is causing you so much discomfort and be able to give a care plan for moving past your
breastfeeding difficulties.