Sentences with phrase «hear as a breastfeeding mother»

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As a breastfeeding counselor, I deal with the aftermath of poor hospital policy (to be fair I don't always hear the success stories) and everything the baby has been «given» by the hospital staff including unnecessary formula, pacifiers, denial of access to his mother, and poor breastfeeding advice.

(1) Many women have heard of the benefits of breastfeeding to their infant, but aren't aware there are long - term health benefits to the breastfeeding mother as well!

Mothers are amazed to hear about the many remarkable qualities of human milk, their bodies fantastic ability to produce milk as well as the positive impact breastfeeding has on families, the environment, and society.

Some employers are more accommodating than others as you hear stories about managers allowing breastfeeding mothers to use their offices as a private space.

In case you haven't heard, the Government has put forward a proposal to offer mothers who choose to breastfeed their babies a # 200 shop voucher as a reward.

In all of the newsworthy efforts to save our mothers, sisters, friends, and ourselves from breast cancer, how often do we hear breastfeeding mentioned as primary prevention?

As breastfeeding mothers we hear criticism and questionings from family, friends and strangers frequently.

Seeing how another woman navigates the obstacles she experiences in breastfeeding, such as when Jenna shared an image of feeding her daughter with a supplemental nursing system, mothers who had never heard of such a thing suddenly had a new option.

In 2011, Swain and his fellow researchers had mothers who were exclusively breastfeeding scanned with MRI machines as they heard their two to four - week - old babies crying.

That there are so many benefits and long - term benefits for the mother as well as the baby by exclusive breastfeeding that moms have to be their own and their baby's advocate to try to maintain exclusive breastfeeding, and even if she might hear from her provider, or family members or someone else that «Oh, she should take a break — don't worry, I'll formulate the baby, don't worry it's just a little bit of formula,» it really does make a difference.

Robin Kaplan: Unless a mother is in the natural birth community, or birthing with a midwife, it is very common that she will hear that birth interventions, such as epidurals and inductions, will not have a negative effect on her labor, her baby, or her baby's ability to breastfeed.