Sentences with phrase «wish breastfeeding worked»

I'm happy she had breastmilk for that time, but wish breastfeeding worked out.

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I continue to work as a midwife and encourage and support women to breastfeed if that is what they wish to do.

I wish breastfeeding had worked out for us great post!

Many working mothers wish to continue to breastfeed and are looking for support to help incorporate natural nursing into their busy lifestyles.

Understand how to use breastfeeding equipment and be able to support women who wish to return to work or school while breastfeeding.

We can wish that weren't so, we can even work hard to implement the changes in society that will mean that more of those women will be breastfeeding rather than formula - feeding, but at this point in time and for the foreseeable future lots of the women in shelters will be in the situation of formula - feeding and having difficulty getting hold of enough milk in their difficult circumstances, and they * will * need the samples.

I wish I had read this before (and listened to my mum) instead of all the articles saying to NEVER supplement a breastfed baby if you want it to work.

This community attitude to combining breastfeeding and work suggests a lack of knowledge on how the two (breastfeeding and work) can be combined, and how the community can support mothers who wish to combine breastfeeding and work.

I avoided work trips while breastfeeding because it is overwhelming and I wish I handled breastfeeding and pumping in public better.

IBFAN wishes to thank its funders and many supporters around the world and wants to share this honour with the thousands of committed individuals who work to defend every mother's right to breastfeed and every child's right to be breastfed.

Once they return to work, mothers are supported by their employers to continue to breastfeed as long as they wish.

Robin Kaplan: Well ladies thank you so much for sharing your experiences breastfeeding your babies during their fourth month of life and Cherri we wish you the best of luck for returning to work, if we don't speak to you before then.

So I can understand why you are so incensed with formula marketing... I'm not belittling that; I just wish we could all focus on what is going to make the world better in ways that do not require tremendous sacrifice on the part of women, since breastfeeding without the ability to pump and bottle feed is asking a LOT of those of us who work.

Talking the problem over with someone who understands and supports your wish to breastfeed and who knows a lot about breastfeeding can help you work through any problems.

UNICEF is working to support national governments in making the world a friendlier place for all mothers who wish to breastfeed.

I wish my university had a nursery for small babies on site so that I will not have to choose between breastfeeding and going back to work.