When breastfeeding, mothers naturally burn more calories than when not breastfeeding. Unfortunately, this doesn’t always translate to weight loss. In fact, some nursing moms put weight on while breastfeeding. If you have put on weight or still carry your pregnancy weight, you are probably looking forward to stopping breastfeeding and getting back to your pre-pregnancy …
Breastfeeding is the most natural way to feed your child, but it can be hard to stop. There is no set time frame for ceasing breastfeeding. There are many factors that can influence when breastfeeding stops, including how long you have been breastfeeding, your baby’s age, and how much milk your baby is getting. Some …
One of the most common problems that women experience when they stop breastfeeding is breast engorgement. This condition is caused by the sudden accumulation of milk in the breasts, and it can be very painful. In most cases, breast engorgement can be relieved by removing just enough breast milk to alleviate discomfort. You can also …
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You might be dreading the end of your breastfeeding and pumping journey because you know you will have to go through the pain of stopping. However, there are ways to stop breastmilk pumping without the pain of engorged breasts and mastitis. Gradually weaning yourself off pumping over a few weeks can help ensure a smooth …
I knew it had to happen. I had almost exclusively breastfed my baby boy until he was 9 months old despite all odds. He had tongue-tie which made breastfeeding difficult. I went back to a demanding job when he was only 2 months old. We had to move around for 6 weeks while I travelled …
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