Certified Lactation Consultants (IBCLCs or CLCs) can offer expert, non-judgmental support. Call if: Many hospitals or maternity centers offer post-discharge lactation follow-ups—take advantage! Have questions
Even if no one smokes around the baby, smoke residue on clothes or furniture (thirdhand smoke) can still pose health risks. Exposure is linked to
Don’t be discouraged—most breastfeeding issues are temporary and solvable. You Might Encounter: Reminder: Breastfeeding is a skill—it gets better with time and help. Worried about
Creating a safe nursery means securing furniture, using safe cribs, and ensuring small objects and cords are out of reach. Keep changing tables stocked but
Every baby feeds differently, but some signs help you know when they’re full. Signs Baby Is Satisfied: ● Baby releases the breast on their own.●
SIDS is the unexplained death of a healthy infant, often during sleep. The risk can be reduced by placing your baby on their back to
A deep latch means better milk transfer and less pain. Steps for a Good Latch: Signs of a Good Latch: Struggling with latching? Our lactation
Shaken Baby Syndrome (SBS) occurs when a baby is violently shaken, causing brain injury, vision loss, or death. It often results from frustration during inconsolable
The right position can prevent nipple soreness, improve latch, and make feeding more enjoyable. Common Positions: Use pillows for back or arm support, and bring
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