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¿Por qué siento tanto sueño cuando amamanto?
Muchas madres luchan por mantenerse alertas mientras amamantan, especialmente durante la noche. Parte del cansancio asociado a la maternidad puede ser atribuido al sueño interrumpido; sin embargo, hay más en esto que falta de sueño. Aun cuando la madre no … Continue reading
Returning to Work: The Breastfeeding Mother’s Guide
Returning to work after giving birth can be stressful for many mothers and their families. It is often hard to adjust to being both a mother and an employee, and you may have mixed feelings about leaving your baby. Mothers … Continue reading
Posted in Articles for Breastfeeding Support Workers, Breastfeeding, Resources for Parents
Tagged breastfeeding, breastfeeding in the workplace, breastfeeding mothers, breastmilk storage, employed breastfeeding others, how much breastmilk do I need to send to daycare, milk storage, pumping, tips for breastfeeding mothers, working mothers
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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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I’m Breastfeeding and I Think I Have Thrush!
What is Thrush? Thrush can be defined as a parasitic overgrowth of organisms that are considered normal body flora, such as Candida albicans. The most common cause of thrush is C. albicans, but other yeasts in the genus Candidas may also contribute … Continue reading
What is Mastitis?
Mastitis can be defined as a breast inflammation (or swelling) occurring typically in just one breast that comes with a fever over 100.4 F. It can include body aches and chills (general malaise), and acute pain in the breast tissue. … Continue reading