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How to get a good latch
Getting a good latch helps breastfeeding andchestfeeding parents to transfer milk successfully and avoid pain. Knowing when to get lactation support can help you meet your goals.
You’re better off without that breastfeeding pillow
Most of the clients I see have breastfeeding pillows, and they are often shocked and sometimes anxious when one of the first adjustments I suggest is to remove their pillow.
Overactive letdown and oversupply
Overactive letdown and oversupply are two related but distinct issues that can occur during breastfeeding or chestfeeding. Read all about how to tell them apart and what you can do right now to try and resolve your issues.
How to feed without a breastfeeding pillow
There are lots of reasons not to use a breastfeeding pillow. Here are a bunch of practical ways to breastfeed or chestfeed without a pillow in many locations both at home and in public.
How to prepare for breastfeeding or chestfeeding
Preparing for breastfeeding or chestfeeding prenatally can help set you up for success and make the transition to breastfeeding smoother for both you and your baby.
Why taking a breastfeeding class is essential!
A breastfeeding class can provide you with the knowledge and skills necessary to breastfeed or chestfeed successfully. Here are some of the most important things you will learn:
Small Adjustments to Find Your Effective Latch: Your Ultimate Guide
Handout-infographic: "How to Fix a Painful or Ineffective Latch," designed to help you troubleshoot and overcome common latch issues.
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Small Adjustments to Find Your Effective Latch: Your Ultimate Guide
Handout-infographic: "How to Fix a Painful or Ineffective Latch," designed to help you troubleshoot and overcome common latch issues.
Must-Haves for Breastfeeding: The Ultimate Guide for New Parents
Whether you're a new parent or you're just shopping for one, this blog will walk you through some essentials to have on hand.
7 Home remedies for treating vasospasms
If you are experiencing sharp, burning pain in your nipples during or after breastfeeding or chestfeeding
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