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Breastfeeding FAQ's

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10-22-2002, 01:33 PM	#1 (permalink)
Minny Posts: n/a	Breastfeeding FAQ's Why is breastfeeding so important? How can I be sure I'll have enough milk for my baby? Can I breastfeed after a cesarean section? Can I nurse with flat or inverted nipples? What if my baby is born premature? Can I still breastfeed? What exactly is colostrum? Is my baby getting enough milk? It hurts to nurse! What can I do about my sore nipples? My baby is gassy and restless! What's wrong? My milk supply is low, how can I increase it? Why do my breasts feel full on some days, but empty on others? I've stopped breastfeeding. Is it possible to start again? I've heard your milk is no good after 6 months. Is this true? How can I tell if my baby and I have thrush? How do I make my baby stop biting while nursing? When should I wean my baby from the breast? When should I start feeding solid foods? Does my baby have to have cereal and juice to be healthy? I'm not sure I can nurse my baby in public! Help! I'm getting no support from my husband! What do I do? How can I tell if my doctor is supportive of breastfeeding? Can I breastfeed and take medication? Will nicotene hurt my breastfed baby? Is it safe to sleep with my baby? How can I find a La Leche League leader or meeting in my area? Encontrarás respuestas a preguntas habituales en español en

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