Maria DimWhen I was seven months pregnant, everything was prepared for my little one – clothes, nursery, presents… and then somebody asked me: Are you going to breastfeed? Until then, I thought there was no such question. Breastfeeding was the natural thing to do. Aren’t all new moms supposed to breastfeed their babies? Well, not necessarily….
JayDee VykoukalIt can be very upsetting as a new mother to have your breast milk production decline or to only produce a few drops from each breast, which is insufficient to sate your baby’s hunger. Worrying about your baby’s hunger can be stressful and actually make your supply issues worse (ironically). Perhaps you’ve already tried drinking…
Ayodele AkenzuaDeciding which is better between baby-led weaning vs purees may be a tough decision. Your baby is finally 6 months old (or older), and, although breastmilk is still sufficient to supply the nutrients required for proper growth and development, your baby is curious! It is time to choose a method to introduce solid foods to…
JayDee VykoukalBreastfeeding is one of the most natural ways to ensure your child’s health, but getting the hang of it takes time and patience. Despite being a rewarding experience, motherhood also comes with its fair share of difficulties- one of them is often breastfeeding your baby. When you breathe a sigh of relief after giving birth…
Ayodele AkenzuaAs a new mom, choosing to breastfeed is a decision you would find beneficial to you and your baby. But because nursing your baby requires a lot of energy, you may notice that breastfeeding makes you tired. One question often asked is, does breastfeeding make you tired, or is it just being a new mom…
Elaine WilsonWhen you become a mom for the first time it’s easy to forget yourself! It happens so quickly many new moms don’t even realize it’s happening. Why does it happen? Because new moms are adjusting to mom life – caring for their baby almost 24 hours a day. That leaves little time for them. If…