
Every Day is Mothers Day
“If Momma ain’t happy, nobody’s happy”. Well, yes, though it’s a lot deeper than that. Healthy women and mothers mean healthier communities and everyone benefits.
“If Momma ain’t happy, nobody’s happy”. Well, yes, though it’s a lot deeper than that. Healthy women and mothers mean healthier communities and everyone benefits.
We learn from our mothers in silent ways. Surround yourself with women who are growing into motherhood like you are.
Roll on through my blog. There’s information for women’s health, babies and families, too. There’s more to breastfeeding than breasts!
Big and little pieces of misinformation are ‘booby traps’ that undermine breastfeeding success.
Nursing mothers reduce their risk of breast cancer, the longer they nurse, the lower the risk. Nursing mothers can help with this research to help women at risk.
The action of feeding at the breast is different than being fed by a bottle. That is an important distinction.
Every five years, I have to re-certify as an IBCLC. Every ten years, I have to take the exam again. As IBCLC’s, we maintain a high standard of quality, continuing education.
Breastfeeding is basically the same the world over. The difference is in how a society supports mothers, babies and families.
Hand expression with pumping yields more than pumping alone.
Beyond classes and groups, there are other ways to promote healthy families.
There’s a lot you learn, especially in the first months. Here’s a short list of some topics covered in my blogs.
Especially during emergencies, breast feeding is the safest way to nourish children. It’s clean, easily digestible, wholesome nutrition supplying crucial immune factors.
There are specific guidelines to help you avoid contamination while preparing infant formula.
The American Academy of Pediatrics and the World Health Organization reccommend donor human mother’s milk.
Did you have a visit with a Lactation Consultant in 2013? Please fill out our survey about insurance coverage for lactation services.
“I knew that I could use formula any time but if I gave up on breast milk, I wouldn’t be able to go back later on.”
There are twenty four hours in a day. Your child requires twenty six and you’d like one hour to yourself. How do you arrange this?
A baby with an allergy to human mother’s milk is also allergic to goat, cow and any other milk. It’s not the mom, it’s the milk sugar.