Nipple care for breastfeeding mums
Although breastfeeding is good for you and your baby, it can be hard on your nipples! Read our advice and tips on nipple care to help keep soreness at bay
Why breastfeeding should be in your birth plan
As your pregnancy progresses and you start preparing for birth, you may want to write a birth plan. And if you want to breastfeed your baby, this should definitely be on your birth plan checklist
Are dummies good for your baby?
We have collated some science-based information and myth busters regarding the use of dummies.
If you’re a new mom or mom-to-be, the wellbeing of your little one is, without a doubt, your main goal and you want your baby to have a healthy development, both physically and emotionally. When it comes to dummies, there are a lot of theories and opinions out there. Are dummies good for your baby?
Finding a nursing bra in the right size
Choosing a well-fitting, supportive maternity and nursing bra is important for your comfort as your body changes in preparation for your breastfeeding journey
What are the benefits of breastfeeding for your baby?
Breast milk is the best food for your baby, and the many advantages of breastfeeding mean your baby benefits from your milk in lots of other important ways too
Top tips and advice on breastfeeding for new mums
Tips, tricks and more for the most common breastfeeding questions The lactation Series: 12 short films that help prepare and support you on your breastfeeding journey – from pregnancy to postpartum. Let’s talk about breastfeeding, the early days: a video series with Prof Paula Meier, PhD, RN. Everything you need to know about breastfeeding before baby arrives and …
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When and how to introduce a dummy to a baby
When babies are agitated, showing signs of discomfort, it can be heartbreaking. As parents, you will move mountains to comfort our little ones. If simply cradling and rocking doesn’t seem to help, a dummy may be a soothing solution – whether he or she is a newborn, three months old, or even six months old.
Breastfeeding after one month: What to expect
Congratulations – you’ve made it through the first crazy month of breastfeeding. Your breast milk is now fully mature,1 your supply is beginning to calm down, and your breasts won’t leak as much, or at all, any more. Don’t worry, you’re not losing your supply – your breasts are just getting more efficient at making and storing milk.2 At …
6 breastfeeding problems in the first week – solved
Having trouble breastfeeding your newborn? Read our expert tips and watch videos to solve common breastfeeding problems in the first week.
What is breast engorgement?
Some new mums experience breast engorgement when their milk starts ‘coming in’ a few days after the birth. It’s usually temporary and easily treated – read on to find out how
