Comments on: Breast Feeding Advice: Establishing Your Milk Supply

By: julie ryalls

julie ryalls — Thu, 09 Jul 2009 18:25:18 +0000

i would just like to ask is it safe to use a sunbed while breast feeding cant find any information about this would much appreciate any advice

By: Schkeena

Schkeena — Thu, 04 Dec 2008 01:04:26 +0000

After my first daughter I noticed that my breasts were no longer full but more saggy. My mother said it was from breast feeding and /or using a manual pump. Is that true? I’m due to deliver our second daughter in January and would like to breast feed to give her the best possible start at building her immune system but I don’t want to deal with the lack of self confidence that I experienced before this pregnancy with saggy boobs that lacked elasticity. Someone told me to wear a bra during every moment of every day to ensure this doesn’t happen again, does that work? I am open to any and all suggestions please.

By: Dierdre

Dierdre — Thu, 18 Sep 2008 01:37:51 +0000

Its worth the sleepless nights, the sore nipples and the constant baby on the boob. its the best thing to give your baby a great start. I have found that pumping has helped build up my supply and i freeze a little every day for when I go back to work. Supplementing with formula can make your breasts not make as much milk and its a snowball effect from there. You have to work to get the milk, and keep the milk. It takes lots of sleepless motivation.