Breastfeeding a newborn baby is a great adventure, but often very painful and difficult. Not everyone remembers it well, not every mother was successful in breastfeeding her newborn, and others did not breastfeed at all. Read the stories of mothers who are breastfeeding newborn babies - especially if you need support and refreshment.
Many young mothers not only during pregnancy, but also during the first weeks of life, need a little help and someone who will professionally answer all her questions. Do you know your midwife's support during pregnancy and after delivery, and even 2 times a week? How many home visits can you expect and how should they look like?
Breast pain while breastfeeding was one of the most common inconveniences my friends told me about when I was preparing to breastfeed. I've heard that breastfeeding isn't that easy, it can hurt at first. But I never imagined it could hurt SO.
How to prepare for breastfeeding is a question I have been asking myself since the second trimester of pregnancy. I am 30 weeks pregnant today and although I am only beginning to prepare the layette for the newborn for good, I had no doubt where to start.
Did you know that only 60% of mothers in France even try to latch their babies to the breast after birth? And in Sweden, almost 100% of newborns are breastfed? Did you know that the majority of women failing to breastfeed is due to a lack of adequate help?
When I was pregnant, breastfeeding seemed abstract to me, to say the least… I couldn't imagine it or wanted it to. However, I knew what a salutary influence it can have on the Child, so I decided to learn as much as possible about it and how to best prepare and organize for it. Immediately after the wonderful workshop "Just a midwife" with Agnieszka Maciąg, who talked so beautifully about childbirth and breastfeeding, I knew that I would do everything to make breastfeeding successful, so I started organizing a nursing corner.
