So I know that at 10 months, my daughter does not physically “need” to be fed during the night, but I have a dilemma. She is in bed early at 6pm. I nurse right before bed and she is put in the crib awake and usually goes to sleep without much protest. She stays . . . → Read More: Judy’s Advice: Use Gradual Adjustments To Alter Your Baby’s Sleep Times
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2 comments My son has been supplemented with the bottle pretty much since birth. I let his dad help me with feedings. We have used the same slow flow nipples this whole time. He hates any other nipples. I had been pumping and he did pretty well latching on as well. At our night feedings and . . . → Read More: Ask Judy: Does My Son Have Nipple Confusion? May 14th, 2009
19 comments We are running a series on tandem nursing this month on our blog and have recruited stories from great moms across the globe! You will hear stories about nursing while pregnant, challenges of tandem nursing and the joys of nurturing your babies. Our first story comes from A Mother In Israel, read on to . . . → Read More: Tandem Nursing – Radical Or Just Another Form Of Mothering? May 12th, 2009
6 comments I was reading the Stork Stories Blog the other day and it got me thinking – Does breastfeeding really need to be all or none? We all talk about the benefits of breastfeeding and we try to convince moms-to-be of them too – but is SOME breastfeeding better than NO breastfeeding at all? The . . . → Read More: Breastfeeding – Does It Really Need To Be ALL Or NONE? March 24th, 2009
4 comments Hi there Mommy News & Views readers! My name is Dare. I am a twenty-something mother of three boys, 3 yr. old twins and a 16 month old. In my “free” time I’m a birth doula and the author of GiveThemRoots, an environmental family blog. I was blessed to nurse my twins for 16 months and I hope what I share with you . . . → Read More: Nursing Multiples- An Incredible Journey! March 20th, 2009
5 comments As a new mom you have a lot on your plate, especially dealing with being new to breastfeeding on top of being a new mom. Sometimes you may forget that you are still using your body to give to your child, just as you did when you were pregnant. Here are some tips on . . . → Read More: Summer Tips For The New Nursing Mom March 16th, 2009
10 comments Dear Judy. My daughter was born four days ago. Unfortunately, I had to have an emergency c-section because I suddenly showed the symptoms of preeclampsia (forcing an induction) and the baby’s stats didn’t look good. We found out later that she had a calcified placenta, so that’s why she is so tiny. I . . . → Read More: My Milk Hasn’t Come In Yet, What Should I Do? |
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