Sentences with phrase «had a great experience breastfeeding»

I had great experiences breastfeeding my two kids.

Even though I've already done it once before and had a great experience breastfeeding my first child, I plan on studying up again this second time around.

I also had great experiences breastfeeding my own two babies, and when I breastfed through unexpected illness and three surgeries with my second, I think that's when my interest turned into a passion.

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La Leche League Leaders can be a great resource for breastfeeding help and may be able to put you in touch with other mothers who have been through the experience of mothering a premie.

While I can share so many more stories about women's experiences breastfeeding a baby with a tongue tie (and the improvements they had after they got their baby's ties revised) I thought it would be great to actually talk with a professional who lasers tongue and lip ties on a daily basis.

BREASTFEEDING HAS BEEN A GREAT EXPERIENCE «You've helped me with so many things.

Talking to friends and family members who have breastfeeding experience is always a great place to start when you need breastfeeding help.

I find myself writing about breastfeeding a lot, because that's what I know, and I'm massively positive about breastfeeding, and if my experience can help someone that'd be great, but I'd never judge someone for not breastfeeding.

Training systems are a great idea, but we need to make sure that voluntary groups and breastfeeding cafés, which have experienced staff, are kept going.

She has nearly two decades of experience working with lactating mothers, has sat for the international lactation consultant exam twice, and has fewer greater joys than encouraging mothers, advocating for their rights, and working through challenges in effort to optimize the breastfeeding couples experience.

There are three main areas you'll want to consider: your breastfeeding strategy, what to do before you head back to work, and how to have a great experience while you're working.

Which is a great way if you have discovered something that helps you in your breastfeeding or your pumping experience, just makes life a little bit more easy something you've discovered that you want to pass on to other mamas you can certainly submit those.

But they were all, you know, for the breastfeeding I remember having conversations with them, before the lactation consultant came in, so they were all great experiences, slightly different in its own way, but there was no over emphasis of breastfeeding, it was more organic in the last birth and I, you know, it was just, you know, for me it was normal.

I had a GREAT experience with breastfeeding.

I also have great difficulty with this issue because in my fairly extensive experience with breastfeeding my own children, I know that it is very common for the act of suckling to produce bowel movements, SOMETHING DEFINITELY OSSUR in a shul.

Both have had great breastfeeding experiences.

I've met so many breastfeeding mothers who agree that the most frustrating issue they experienced was having someone tell them that their baby had a great latch.

In fact, I was more anxious after that experience but not necessarily because of breastfeeding but rather it was a group that attracted families that felt frighteningly «crunchy» to me at the time (no lie, I'd probably fit in great there now).

Nursing is now one of the many awesome aspects of my life, which is great, but I've been warned that many breastfeeding parents experience a second depression around the time of weaning.

Even someone who has breastfed her own may have some great tips and advice for a new nursing mother, but if you're really experiencing problems with breastfeeding we would encourage you to ask for an IBCLC.

There's a great deal more I could write about the breastfeeding experience, but I feel I've been too wordy already.

Water Duty is a great job for someone who wants to help you during the first week or so, but doesn't know exactly what to do (like a partner or MIL who has no experience with breastfeeding).

I had a great breastfeeding experience overall, but whenever I had to pump I hated it.

By 18 mo postpartum, all obese women would experience a net weight loss relative to their prepregnancy weight, but breastfeeding as recommended would result in a net loss ≈ 1.3 kg greater.