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Beginning Breastfeeding

“Fussy evenings” with a newborn

“My baby feeds all evening, and my breasts feel empty – have I run out of milk?” “Every time I try to put my baby down to sleep, he cries! What am I doing wrong?” “Why does my baby cry at the breast sometimes, even though he still seems hungry?” If you’ve ever asked questions like this … [Read more...] about “Fussy evenings” with a newborn

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Signs of effective feeding in the early days

Most babies are keen to feed in the first 90 minutes after they are born especially if they are in skin-to-skin contact with their mum. If your baby is too sleepy to take this first feed or needs medical attention, it's a good idea to ask your healthcare team to show you how to hand express and … [Read more...] about Signs of effective feeding in the early days

Filed Under: Beginning Breastfeeding, Breastfeeding information Tagged With: breastfeeding, cluster feeding, feeding cues, newborn

Bwydo ar y fron

positioning and attachment: baby latches on

Dechrau cynnar Daliwch eich baban croen wrth groen cyn gynted ag y bydd wedi ei eni. Anogwch eich babi i fwydo ar y fron cyn gynted â phosibl. Cydio • Gwnewch yn siŵr eich bod yn gyfforddus ac wedi ymlacio – eisteddwch neu gorweddwch gyda rhywbeth yn cynnal eich cefn. • Cadwch eich bron … [Read more...] about Bwydo ar y fron

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Hanfodion Bwydo ar y Fron

Mother with newborn immediately after birth in hospital gown

Mae bwydo ar y fron yn normal a naturiol ond efallai y bydd yn cymryd amser i chi a’ch baban ddysgu. Bwydwch ar y fron yn gynnar Bwydwch ar y fron yn aml Colostrwm Dysgwch i fwydo ar y fron yn gyfforddus Gadewch iddo gymryd llaeth nes yn llawn Chwiliwch am arwyddion ei fod yn llwglyd Rhowch … [Read more...] about Hanfodion Bwydo ar y Fron

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A yw fy mabi’n cael digon o laeth?

Lancet open letter

Sut allwch chi ddweud os yw’ch babi’n cael digon o laeth? Mewn byd ble mae popeth wedi ei fesur, gall methu gweld faint o laeth mae’ch bronnau’n cynhyrchu beri gofid i chi. Dilynwch eich babi, nid y llyfr Magu pwysau Clytiau budr? Pa mor aml ydych chi’n bwydo ar y fron? Babi … [Read more...] about A yw fy mabi’n cael digon o laeth?

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Dear Mama

Dear Mama, I’m coming soon, to be with you, and there are some things I wish you knew, about feeding me, and how we can be together. I come hard-wired to feed, and usually, you won’t need to do very much but follow my cues, you’ll need to learn those, watch and see my rose-budded lips … [Read more...] about Dear Mama

Filed Under: Articles, Beginning Breastfeeding, Breastfeeding Matters, Mothers' stories

How much milk does a newborn need at each breastfeed?

All babies need to be fed little and often in the early days. A baby needs to feed frequently, and may or may not offer feeding cues. Trying to visualise numbers can be a distraction, and we have taken the decision to stop using our milk volume posters because we were concerned they might lead … [Read more...] about How much milk does a newborn need at each breastfeed?

Filed Under: Beginning Breastfeeding, For health professionals Tagged With: first five days

Positioning & Attachment

positioning and attachment: baby latches on

Getting your baby positioned and attached comfortably at the breast is an art—mothers often say it takes a little while for breastfeeding to feel entirely comfortable and natural, even if they’ve breastfed before. In the past girls grew up learning about breastfeeding by watching mothers in their … [Read more...] about Positioning & Attachment

Filed Under: Beginning Breastfeeding, Breastfeeding information Tagged With: attaching, exaggerated latch, laid back, latch, P&A, Positioning and Attachment, positions, rugby hold

Breastfeeding Your Baby – Quick Read

Hold your baby skin-to-skin as soon as he is born. Encourage him to breastfeed as soon as possible. Latching on Get comfortable and relaxed—sit or lie with your back well supported. Keep your breast at its natural level. Bring baby to breast, not breast to baby. Keep baby’s head and … [Read more...] about Breastfeeding Your Baby – Quick Read

Filed Under: Beginning Breastfeeding, Breastfeeding information Tagged With: attachment, beginning breastfeeding, blocked duct, colostrum, early days, easy read, engorgement, latch, return to work, sore nipples

Amazing Milk, Best For Everyone

Breastmilk has everything a growing baby needs in exactly the right amounts and is easy to digest. Research shows that a baby who is not breastfed is more likely to suffer from health problems, both as a child and throughout adulthood. Can anyone breastfeed? Breastfeeding is the normal, … [Read more...] about Amazing Milk, Best For Everyone

Filed Under: Beginning Breastfeeding, Breastfeeding information Tagged With: amazing milk, breastfeeding, breastmilk, colostrum

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