Sentences with phrase «to nurse on demand»

She is turning 2 this month and still nurses on demand when we are together.
Nursing mothers increase their milk supply and ensure ample nutrition for their babies by nursing on demand throughout the day.
We felt it was very family - oriented and found a balance between the two extremes of nursing on demand and crying it out.
As he was my only baby, it worked for us to nurse on demand for a period.
Mothers are expected to nurse on demand until the baby decides to wean itself, sleep with their infant, and continuously teach and prepare them for adult life.
Always nurse on demand instead of on a schedule and your milk supply will steadily increase and baby will be happy!
Nursing on demand means that you get to burn the maximum number of calories.
You could drop the pumping sessions if you want and just nurse on demand?
My son has had two surgeries, and both times, the night before was the absolute hardest, because he couldn't nurse on demand.
Cause if you can't prioritize your own comfort while nursing on demand, when can you?
Some mothers nurse on demand during the day and follow a schedule at night.
From nursing on demand to 0 nursing in 1 day is possible (BUT too much pressure on the baby and mom's breasts as well).
Nursing on demand works for lots of people, including me.
I hope this ruling will help women feel more comfortable nursing on demand in comfortable locations, not being relegated to chairs in bathrooms!
The secret for weight loss is to nurse on demand as often as possible.
I spent most of the day at her side nursing her on demand.
It's okay to gently set limits at appropriate times in your child's development, just as you did with ending the nursing in public and nursing on demand several times per day.
There is nothing wrong with nursing on demand, or for however long your baby wants.
Nursing on demand creates a good flow of breast milk production for baby.
Your best friend may be completely happy nursing on demand 24/7 til age 4, while your other friend is doing all she can to get to 6 weeks.
I would just place my son in a carrier and nurse him on demand even while I was working.
I do still nurse her on demand, but she's demanding a lot less now (she's just much more regular in her eating).
Then, on the weekends, I would nurse on demand throughout the day.
At first I thought nothing about it and went to her and nursed her on demand at night but by 6 months I was beat and went to other moms for advice... they all told me to let her cry.
In addition to all of the little things that affect how well your breast pump works, if your baby is nursing on demand around the clock, your body is probably making enough for them.
I forgot to mention, to working moms: my sister is a working mom, and pumped at work every 3 -4 hours, and nursed on demand when at home, day and night, and she did nt get a period at all.
My midwives were very laid back and said nurse on demand no matter what time they last nursed.
It is recommended that breastfed babies nurse on demand, so longer trips could jeopardize the breastfeeding relationship if it is not well established.
It involves nursing on demand, managing your supply and taking care not to derail your progress.
Jacob nurses on demand throughout the day, but I'm trying to wean him to a bottle because I'm going back to work soon.
Besides nursing on demand, Schwartz recommends baby wearing — a great way to get a bit of exercise, though you should be sure to be safe and wear correctly.
Wearing our children facilitated nursing on demand and encouraged the emotional and physiological comfort that being close encourages.
First off, as a breastfeeding mom who nurses on demand all night, I scoff at the suggestion of brushing or wiping my baby's teeth after each nighttime feeding.
My daughter was still nursing on demand which meant she nursed five times a day or more.
They opt for breastfeeding over formula and nurse on demand long after the American Academy of Pediatrics» recommendation of one year; some allow children to decide when to wean.
August nursed on demand until he was 2 and a half, and morning and night until he was 4.
If you and your baby have successfully nursed in the past, then (unless you have a diagnosed medical problem) all your body needs to keep doing so is to keep nursing on demand — plus eating enough food, drinking enough water, and getting enough rest.
I also nursed on demand and that was usually the answer but sometimes it was a combination of both.
He wanted to nurse so badly but after suffering severe morning sickness and dehydration during my third pregnancy, I was too afraid to let him continue nursing on demand and I couldn't oblige him.
The other thing is that (and I say this as someone who has an oversupply and an easy time aside from managing engorgement) is that it is VERY hard work to manage a milk supply especially if one can't nurse on demand during growth spurts.
I think if I'd had less confidence in the rightness of nursing on demand, I would have felt pressured into conforming to some kind of every 2 - to -3-hours schedule.
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