Sentences with phrase «people talk about breastfeeding»

As you don't often hear people talking about breastfeeding much older children, do you?

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Sometimes people really wanted to breastfeed and tried really hard, but it just didn't work out and talking about it opens the wounds again each time.

In our meetings we try to ensure we have talked to each pregnant mom about who is going to be there in the early days when she has her baby and how those people feel about breastfeeding and their knowledge level.

Since starting my page, Breastfeeding Mama Talk, almost three years ago, lets just say I have pretty much heard every negative thing in the book that people say about bBreastfeeding Mama Talk, almost three years ago, lets just say I have pretty much heard every negative thing in the book that people say about breastfeedingbreastfeeding.

I encourage you, when people ask about breastfeeding or childbirth, to simply say «that's something personal that I'm not really interested in talking about».

When I had my first baby and the conversation would turn to breastfeeding (which it seemed to a lot), people would often talk about the benefits of breastfeeding for the baby and then add on cheerfully «and it's free!»

She shared briefly in this rushed moment with hundreds of people around us that she rarely talked about her breastfeeding experience when she knows so many women struggle in their own journeys.

People get scared when women talk about breastfeeding.

People talk about how breastfeeding is the easiest way to lose weight, in some ways, it can be.

I think there's still such a big lack of education about breastfeeding and bottle feeding is still such the norm that people open their mouths thinking they know what they're talking about.

I had a horrifyingly huge supply and breastfeeding was the magic bullet for me that people talk about.

The loss was devastating, though I knew there were few people I could talk to about this because, well, who could relate, other than perhaps another breastfeeding mother?

If you don't feel like you can talk about breastfeeding with this person change the subject or avoid talking about it.

So much energy goes into the debate that few people take time to even talk about the moms who do both: breastfeed for a bit and then transition to formula feeding.

My husband does not want to upset them and talks about how my breastfeeding makes people feel uncomfortable.

I did do a lot of research while I was pregnant because I was so excited about breastfeeding but like Allison said: «Not enough people are talking about it.»

And aside from strangers, there will be the people in your personal life who are also armed with lots of opinions: There's your best friend, who has never had a baby, going on and on about how she «can't believe» you're not breastfeeding; Or the mother - in - law who repeatedly talks about how her kids nursed and they «grew up just fine.»

But I am wondering if Hong - Kong is even missing, you know, places to change your baby's diaper, or, you know what I mean, I wonder if... I don't know and I don't know if the article really goes into a lot of debt about that, but like they might not be just talking about breastfeeding facilities, like go - cover - up or go into a separate room where people don't have to see you.

Once these vital support people are given a chance to talk about their fears and misgivings, adopting the current evidenced - based science that breastfeeding is awesome; this will encourage them to start talking about breastfeeding knowledgably, realizing, by very simple means, how to support women, not only in their own families, but all women.

It's the end of National Breastfeeding Week and there's a post on TalkMum with lots of people talking about what surprised them the most about breastfeeding (you can also win great things hBreastfeeding Week and there's a post on TalkMum with lots of people talking about what surprised them the most about breastfeeding (you can also win great things hbreastfeeding (you can also win great things here and here)

Talk to your partner / spouse / support people, really anyone who will be involved in your child's care, about how important breastfeeding is to you.

I am a little fearful now when I talk to people about how long I want to breastfeed because most people reply with shock!

It is getting people talking, helping members of Western society to reframe their minds around what's supposed to be normal about infant development specific to breastfeeding.

I breastfed my three boys, all up to 2 yrs old They are rarely ill, our doctor wonders whether we are still patients, don't understand when people talk about ear infections, gastric problems, wind, colic, reflux and amongst many 100's more things that breastfeeding helps to ommit.

It brought tears to my eyes, especially when you talked about the details of the operation and the worries you had about breastfeeding and what people would think.