Posts Tagged ‘breastfeeding challenges’

Baking Soda for Yeast in Nipples

Posted on November 30th, 2008 by by carrie

Yeast infections are not uncommon among breastfeeding women.  Due to the moistness nursing moms experience due to leakage, baby’s wet mouth, and warmth in a bra, it creates the perfect environment for yeast to thrive. It can be tough to keep your breasts dry especially if you experience a lot of leakage and cannot keep [...]

Keeping Baby Awake While Breastfeeding

Posted on November 30th, 2008 by by carrie

Some babies are a little sleepier than others. Many people believe that you should never wake a sleeping baby, but this isn’t true for a breastfed infant. A sleepy baby can literally sleep through feedings or not stay awake long enough to get enough milk for proper growth. Keeping your newborn baby awake in the [...]

Breastfeeding Strike

Posted on November 27th, 2008 by by carrie

All of sudden your baby has decided to stop nursing. You’re uncomfortable and baby is miserable too – but what do you do? A breastfeeding strike does not mean that your baby has weaned.  Usually, a breastfeeding strike happens abruptly and weaning occurs over days or weeks. If you are experiencing a breastfeeding strike, you [...]