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Win a Breast Aid
Breast Aid – Reflects your body heat naturally – for the prevention & cure of breast pain and related problems including; mastitis, engorgement and soreness. Breast Aid pads are the ultimate natural aid for all Mums who want to breast-feed their babies easily and comfortably, and make this unique time with their babies pain and…
Question: Breastfeeding after breast reduction
Q: “I had a breast reduction nine years ago, I have already had two children, and in both pregnancies I had breast milk. I was told that I was not able to breastfeed because of the operation. I am now expecting my third child, and I was wondering whether it would be possible for me to…
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Tagged breast reduction, Breastfeeding, mastitis, milk
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Breastfeeding: the early days
Whatever shape or size of your breasts they are all able to produce milk when the time comes, and their appearance is not a factor governing your ability to breastfeed. In fact the breasts only store a small amount of milk in the ducts; it’s the milk-producing cells that determine milk production. Breastfeeding works by…
Flexible Wire Bra Research findings 2011 from Cake Lingerie
Our research revealed problems with milk ducts/mastitis are more associated with non wired bras, particularly in larger cup sizes, as these types of bras tend to flatten the chest (in an ‘East West’) shape, indicating insufficient support from a restricted or compressed bra and cup size. In the long term, this can also cause complications…
Breastfeeding : time to wean?
Once you’ve established breastfeeding it can be hard to work out how to stop! Whether you are going back to work or you and your baby are ready to stop breastfeeding Barbara Higham, La Leche League counsellor, explains how to do it. Well done for providing your baby with the best start in life through breastfeeding! Until around the…
Fiona’s breastfeeding story
After her first home birth and a fairly straightforward experience of breastfeeding her daughter, Fiona Wallace Carvall then had her son Cameron. Breastfeeding and caring for Cameron was to be a dramatically different experience, involving a night-time dash to Paediatric Intensive Care and a road traffic accident involving the ambulance her son was in… Sorcha…
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Tagged Breastfeeding, Breastfeeding difficulties, Case study, La Leche League, mastitis, Midwife, milk, pain, surgery
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Melody’s breastfeeding story
Melody Bateman was just seventeen when she became a mum. Despite lots of unhelpful advice she has managed to breastfeed successfully! She realised as her son reached 10 months that she was only trying to stop breastfeeding as she thought she ‘should’ not because she wanted to. This is the story of one brave young…
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Tagged Antibiotic, Breastfeeding, Case study, mastitis, Midwife, Nipple shield, thrush
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Mum’s share their breastfeeding stories
The Unexpected Challenge The odds were stacked against Suzanne Rodriguez breastfeeding when she broke her leg just before her due date and needed to be heavily sedated. However, she believes that if women set their minds on something they can accomplish anything! Throughout my entire pregnancy I had planned to breastfeed, however things didn’t go as planned come my…
