Breast engorgement can be minimised and relieved by simple management and treatment. IBCLC Pinky McKay explains.
Breastfeeding is the natural way to feed your baby, but it often doesn’t come naturally at first. It’s helpful to understand that just like learning a new dance, you and your tiny partner can take a little while to get 'in step' together.
As you learn how to hold ...
A mother asks, ‘My son is 4 weeks old and has been breastfed and also ‘topped up’ with formula since he was a week old. I would like to breast feed exclusively. Is it possible to wean him off the formula?’
Whatever advice you hear, it’s probably well-meant but it can play havoc in your mind even if you can’t imagine following it with your precious baby.
If your baby is unwell, he may have difficulty feeding.See how breastfeeding helps your sick baby, and when to seek medical care.
\There is nothing quite as comforting on a dreary Winter day, as a nourishing bowl of steaming soup. It’s even better when you know your soup is made from all natural ingredients, and a base of bone broth can really kick up the nutrients – but what new mum has time to...
Could your unsettled baby have 'reflux'? See the red flags, possible reasons and how to help your irritable, grizzly baby.
If you are worried about milk supply, you aren't alone, Pinky Mckay IBCLC, shares her top 8 tips to increase your breastmilk supply without a whole lot of stress.
Your baby is never allergic to your breastmilk, but your baby can have symptoms of Dairy Allergy/Cow’s Milk Allergy even if you are exclusively breastfeeding and not directly feeding your baby any dairy.