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One of the biggest challenges with breastfeeding is undoubtedly how to get started. Getting the right support with latching and positioning from a breastfeeding adviser can make a wealth of difference in the early days.
My guest today is Sherry Bevan, a breastfeeding advisor and president of NCT.
In today’s episode, Sherry takes us through some of the common challenges women face when it comes to getting started with breastfeeding and where to ask for help.
Click on the player above to listen to the podcast episode on breastfeeding and/or read on for a detailed overview.
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Here’s what you’ll learn in today’s podcast:
- the crucial time to get going with breastfeeding as described by research
- what to do if you are finding breastfeeding painful
- my personal experience of breastfeeding, the ups and downs
- how and when to use infant formula to preserve and rescue breastfeeding
- what percentage of your baby’s initial weight loss is perfectly normal
- how to use the right support to troubleshoot and save breastfeeding
- the long-term benefits of breastfeeding
Plus you’ll learn about the current virtual baby cafes and support networks to get support on breastfeeding.
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Links mentioned in this episode:
- Group coaching programme: End Mealtime Battles
- NCT Baby Cafe
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