Sentences with phrase «lactation nurse»

I had three lactation nurses visit while in the hospital, and I learned more in 25 minutes of one video than the course of three nurses over three days.

My well meaning lactation nurses didn't help me with anything but feeling inept.

My hospital lactation nurse told me that if I wasn't getting enough water, my milk was dehydrated and therefore I was dehydrating my baby; that spoke very loudly to me.

Two great advancements since my first birth 11 years previously were the helpful lactation nurses who encouraged me to keep trying and came in to check on me often and the promotion of skin - to - skin contact between me and my baby.

I was only able to breastfeed because a wonderful lactation nurse from WIC came to my home for 10 days after the birth of my child to help us start out properly.

I'm so thankful for the hospital stuff and I caring lactation nurse!!!

Lynn Kimball, the lactation nurse at Boulder Community, recently attended an international breast - feeding conference in Phoenix.

On day 3, several hours before I was going to be discharged, a lactation nurse took one look at my chest, asked a few questions and easily concluded that this would not work and loaded me up with formula.

A lactation nurse asked my sister if she had a plan if her new baby didn't latch on, when my sister was pumping due to my niece's hospitalization for jaundice.

His doc said do nt worry a baby will not over eat, but my lactation nurse told me that pumping and bottle feeding him will cause him to over eat.

Maybe a lactation nurse can actually refer you to a better nipple for when you're back to work.

A lactation nurse taught me how to properly latch my baby onto my breast and we did fine after that.

I talked to a lactation nurse, I breastfed for the first five days of his life.

you might also want to see what payment plans are available (some practitioners let you do it like layaway), try to avoid the lactation nurses (useless in my experiance, as ours just told me I couldn't do it and pushed formula — my son nursed till just shy of his 1st birthday when * HE * decided to stop).

By devistating I mean that the lactation nurse had me in a full on panic attack telling me that my daughter would DIE of immune issues if I did not get her to latch on.

The lactation nurses also thought we were set.

There was a «lactation nurse» at the hospital when I gave birth.

The lactation nurses in the hospital kept on telling my that my latch was bad.

My baby was in serious danger and the lactation nurses at the hospital risked her health by failing to recommend that I supplement with formula in the very beginning.

But I ve been supervised by a lactation nurse a few times, and she said everything looked right.

But I ve been supervised by a lactation nurse a few times, and she said everything lo

I cried on the phone with the lactation nurses many times.

I was told by a lactation nurse that pitocin can also decrease your milk supply.

We then worked with a lactation nurse for another month and a half using suppliments, and pumping, and breastfeeding with supplimenting with formula.

The lactation nurse at the hospital made me feel guilty that I was supplementing, she told me I must be doing something wrong because it «isn't supposed to hurt.»

This is a real thing that women go through and has nothing to do with getting bad help from a lactation nurse.

At one month I saw a lactation nurse who told me it was too late.

And so very glad to hear that using one will not affect the amount of milk I produce - despite what the lactation nurse told me!

The lactation nurse said not until the milk comes in and the midwife said as soon as I can express about 5 mls.

They said the suit help their LO sleep for hours (8 - 10) but my Lactation nurse said to wake em up every 2 - 3 hours for feeding.

Make sure you ask your midwife, breastfeeding counsellor or lactation nurse to come and see you as soon as possible.

As a postpartum and lactation nurse, I have met so many of these «transplant» families who find themselves alone with very little support after having a baby.

My husband and I are working with a lactation nurse who has showed us every trick in the book to keep her awake.

We worked with a lactation nurse, supplemented, pumped.

In the hospital they supplemented her with my breastmilk to get her eating more but our lactation nurse doesn't want me to do that now that we are home.