Posts Tagged ‘nursing your newborn’

Breastfeeding: The Early Days

Posted on November 16th, 2011 by by carrie

Let’s talk about what happens once you’re holding your precious new one in your arms. The first couple of hours after birth your baby is in a perfect state for her first nursing. For an hour or so after birth, she’s in the “active, alert” stage and ready to begin learning more about you and [...]

Tips for Traveling With Your Breastfed Baby

Posted on July 11th, 2009 by by carrie

You have spent awhile getting used to breastfeeding your child at home and getting into a comfortable routine. Traveling can really mix up this routine and present new challenges for a breastfeeding mother. Here are a few tips that can help ease you into a more enjoyable and comfortable trip with your breastfed baby. Road [...]

When Will My Milk Come In?

Posted on June 30th, 2009 by by carrie

A subscriber to wrote to ask: “I was wondering when my milk will come in? I had my little girl on Tuesday and still no milk. I’ve had to supplement with formula now because she isn’t getting enough.” Two things here. First we need to establish whether the baby actually isn’t getting enough. Sometimes mothers [...]

Nursing Your Newborn

Posted on November 24th, 2008 by by carrie

Nursing Your Newborn Your nursing newborn is learning right along with you. If this is your first baby, you may feel like you have no idea what you’re doing, but take heart! Breastfeeding is a very natural process but there is a learning curve. Your newborn must learn to latch on properly and how to [...]