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  • Breastmilk and Lower Risk of Infectious Diseases for Babies

    Breastfeeding may reduce the risk of severe illnesses like pneumonia and meningitis. Exclusive breastfeeding for the first 6 months offers the strongest protection. How Parents Can Support Baby’s Immunity Breastfeed as often as your baby wants, especially in the early Keep breastfeeding during mild illnesses — it can help your baby recover faster. Helpful Resources CDC – Breastfeeding Benefits World Health Organization – Breastfeeding American Academy

  • Newborn Feeding First Month (0-1 Month): How Much, How Often, and What to Expect

    The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP)  and CDC  stress that breast milk or formula should be your According to HealthyChildren.org  and the CDC : Breastfed babies  usually feed 8–12 times in 24 hours loss in the first few days Content, alert periods after feeding Tips for Success in the First Month Breastfeeding Whether breastfeeding, formula feeding, or both, remember that responsive feeding and consistency matter and Nutrition UC Davis – Feeding Guide for the First 12 Months (PDF) CDC – How Much and How Often to Breastfeed

  • Baby Feeding Patterns and Tracking

    Understanding Your Baby’s Feeding Patterns Is Easier with Breastfeeding Tracking Breastfeeding tracking Fortunately, this is where breastfeeding tracking helps. Why Track Breastfeeding? Newborns grow fast. spurt What the Experts Say According to the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), newborns should breastfeed Breastfeeding and the Use of Human Milk . World Health Organization.

  • Best Breastfeeding Positions Backed by Experts (with Tips & Visuals)

    Breastfeeding is one of the most natural acts of parenting—yet it doesn’t always feel that way. That’s why mastering a few key breastfeeding positions can be a game changer for both your comfort and Why Breastfeeding Position Matters According to the Mayo Clinic , proper positioning is essential. Final Thoughts Breastfeeding might come with a learning curve—but you’ve got this. Not exclusively breastfeeding?

  • What Science Says About Breastfeeding and Infant Health

    Breast Milk Builds a Baby’s Immune System One of the most well-documented benefits of breastfeeding is Breastfeeding Supports Brain Development In addition to immune support, breastfeeding plays a critical Breastfeeding for just two months has been shown to significantly reduce SIDS risk, even if breastfeeding Success Despite its many benefits, breastfeeding can come with challenges. : AAP – 2022 Breastfeeding Policy WHO – Breastfeeding Facts

  • Dad’s Role in Breastfeeding: How Fathers Can Help

    Dad's role in breastfeeding - It's a team work! Becoming a parent is a team effort. Research shows the dad’s role in breastfeeding  is critical to the success and well-being of both mom When fathers feel confident and included, breastfeeding rates improve and new families thrive. partner are more likely to start and continue breastfeeding. If Breastfeeding Is Challenging Not all journeys are smooth.

  • How Grandparents Can Support Breastfeeding for New Moms

    How Grandparents Can Support Breastfeeding For New Moms Becoming parents is a big change, and grandparents Research shows the grandparents support breastfeeding  in powerful ways. Why Grandparents Support Breastfeeding Matters Emotional encouragement:  A kind word or listening ear reassures a new mom when breastfeeding feels challenging. Stay Updated on Breastfeeding Guidelines Breastfeeding recommendations have changed over the years.

  • How Much Water Should You Drink While Breastfeeding or Pumping?

    energy levels Aids in postpartum recovery Recommended Daily Fluid Intake - How Much Water To Drink While Breastfeeding Drink to thirst , and keep water handy during every breastfeeding or pumping session. . 📚 Sources Centers for Disease Control and Prevention – Maternal Diet and Breastfeeding La Leche League International – Mother’s Diet Mayo Clinic – Breastfeeding nutrition: Tips for moms National Academies of Sciences – Dietary Reference Intakes for Water Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics – Nutrition and Breastfeeding

  • Daily Goals for NICU Parents: Small Steps, Big Impact

    . 💡 Tip:  Even if your little one cannot breastfeed directly yet, pumping regularly helps ensure that water to make milk and to keep your energy up during these busy and tender days. ✨ Why it matters:  Breast Breastfeeding Medicine, 7(6).  Academy of Breastfeeding Medicine. NICU Breastfeeding: Building a Breast Milk Supply .  World Health Organization (WHO).

  • How Many Extra Calories Do You Need While Breastfeeding or Pumping?

    If you’re breastfeeding or pumping, you’ve probably wondered: “Do I need to eat more to keep my milk Why Your Body Needs Extra Calories If Breastfeeding or Pumping Producing 25–30 ounces of breast milk Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)  recommends about 330–400 extra calories per day  for breastfeeding Mayo Clinic – Breastfeeding nutrition: Tips for moms Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics – Nutrition and Breastfeeding La Leche League International – Mother’s Diet National Institutes of Health – Dietary

  • How to Increase Breast Milk: Simple Marmet Technique Guide

    Supplying Breast Milk- Marmet Technique Learning how to hand express breast milk can help you increase Why Hand Express Breast Milk - Increase Breast Milk You’re separated from your baby, such as when your You face breastfeeding difficulties and need to collect milk if your baby cannot latch well. Do not cup the breast. Push straight back toward the chest wall. Milk American Academy of Pediatrics – Breastfeeding Resources By following these steps to hand express

  • Breast Milk Storage Tips: How to Pump, Store and Transport to NICU

    Mother labeling breast milk bottles for safe storage. Breast milk storage tips help you keep your baby’s milk safe and nutritious. Defrosting Breast Milk Thaw milk overnight in the refrigerator. Hand-express or massage breasts for a few minutes to help milk flow. Association of North America: Best practice for expressing and storing milk American Academy of Pediatrics: Breastfeeding

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