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A Mother’s Guide to Weaning
Gradual Weaning When weaning happens gradually, it is a process by which nursing frequency decreases slowly over time. The partnership between the mother and child during breastfeeding can be respected and honored if the weaning is done as compassionately as … Continue reading
Posted in Articles for Breastfeeding Support Workers, Breastfeeding, Breastmilk or Formula?, Women's Issues
Tagged breastfeeding, compassionate weaning, ending breastfeeding, gentle weaning, How do I stop nursing, how do I wean, IBCLC, indigenous mothers, lactation, Native Mothering, native mothers, Serena Meyer, stop breastfeeding, tips for weaning, weaning, weaning from the breast
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Preparing for Your Return to Work: The Breastfeeding Mother’s Guide
When a family is expecting a baby, it’s a time full of wonder and happy expectation. For months, a mother feels fluttering and quickening, the soft movements of her baby. For many families, it is also a time for making … Continue reading
Posted in Breastfeeding, Women's Issues
Tagged Breast, breast compression, breastfeeding, breastmilk, employment and breastfeeding, expressing milk, getting ready to go back to work, going back to work, how much breastmilk do I need, lactation, pumping, tips for going back to work, working
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Opiate Addiction: Commentary for Breastfeeding Supportive Care
Disclaimer: Native Mothering strongly opposes the use of drugs by breastfeeding mothers unless prescribed by a physician. Please consult your healthcare provider before taking any medications or drugs while pregnant or breastfeeding. This article is not meant to replace the advice of your … Continue reading
Posted in Articles for Breastfeeding Support Workers, Breastfeeding, Resources for Parents, Technical Aspects of Breastfeeding, Women's Issues
Tagged addiction and breastfeeding, breastfeeding, breastfeeding heroin use, breastfeeding mother, drug addiction, Heroin and breastfeeding, lactation, lactation consultant, Methadon and breastfeeding, methadone use breastfeeding, mothering sobriety, Narcotics Anonymous, opiates, support groups for addicts
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Breastfeeding: The Gold Standard Conference in New Orleans
March 21, 2012 – March 23, 2012 The 15th Annual Breastfeeding: The Gold Standard Conference New Orleans, Louisiana Conference Website: http://www.breastfeedingthegoldstandard.org/ Contact Information: Laura Goodwin-Wright LLGWright@aol.com The Hampton Inn & Suites 1201 Convention Center Boulevard New Orleans, Louisiana Sponsored by: La … Continue reading
Posted in Breastfeeding, Resources for Parents, Speaking Engagements, Women's Issues
Tagged conferences, IBCLC, indigenous, Jolie BVlack Bear, mother to mother support, mothering, native conference, Native Mothering, presenting, speaker, speaking, starting a breastfeeding organization
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Should I Use Peyote If I Am Pregnant Or Breastfeeding?
*Native Mothering recommends that you consult with your health care provider before attempting to take any medications or drugs while pregnant or breastfeeding. This article is not meant to replace the advice of your healthcare provider or traditional medicine … Continue reading