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Experiencing the birth of a premature or sick newborn is a worrying and stressful time. But while your little one is being cared for in hospital, it’s important that you care for yourself, too. Self-care may be at the back of your mind, but it’s so important. After all, you need to be physically and emotionally
Getting ready to leave the hospital with your premature baby and head home is really exciting and daunting at the same time. You might be feeling nervous about the prospect of looking after your baby at home without the constant support of the unit, and these feelings are normal, it’s a huge step! It’s important
If you’re just starting out on your breastfeeding journey, you’re probably wondering what you can and can’t eat.
If you’re prepping for your little one’s big arrival and getting ready to breastfeed, you can expect to hear all about ‘the first latch’ or ‘latching on’. But may not know exactly what a good breastfeeding latch is, or how to achieve it.
Discover some of the most popular different breastfeeding positions and read our helpful breastfeeding tips for helping your baby successfully latch and unlatch.
We all know that breasts naturally come in different shapes and sizes! If you’re someone with larger boobs, you may find that breastfeeding can be tricky for a number of reasons.
Let’s squash some common milk supply concerns and cover some top tips that can make breastfeeding with smaller boobs easier.
Let’s run through what foods you can include in your breastfeeding diet to support breast milk production.
If you’re thinking about introducing self-soothing into your baby’s sleep routine, it’s likely that you’re now a pro when it comes to getting them to doze off after months of practice.
As they grow, there will understandably come a time when you’ll want to transition your mini-me away from them their dummy before they become too reliant on the reassurance it gives.
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