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I had to go back to work three months after having Shane, so I tried bottle feeding for the first time about two and a half weeks before that. Until then, I’d been really happy breastfeeding. He was eating well, and it was much easier – especially at night. He had a pacifier, so I
Remember to use the oldest breastmilk in your freezer stash first. It’s always helpful to store your newly pumped milk at back and clearly label it with the date it was expressed, that way, when you’re reaching for some frozen milk to give your baby, you’ll always start with the oldest milk first. The easiest
We’re here to give you the low down on exactly what latching on is and some tips and tricks on getting it right.
Breastfeeding is a lovely way to maintain the close bond you’ve built over maternity leave, and you don’t need to stop just because you’re going back to work!
It may take you a while to get the hang of expressing. That’s OK though, just like your baby, you’re new to all this.
Choosing how to feed their baby is one of the things that new parents think about the most, it can sometimes be difficult or stressful.
As the saying goes, bringing up a baby takes a village, and although there’s only one pair of boobs that can feed baby, there are lots of ways others can chip in and help.
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