GUIDES for TAG: breast feeding
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Fresh Breast Milk Storage Guide
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Pumping Your Breast Milk
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Breastfeeding Positions - comfort is the ultimate priority. Your little one should be fully latched with her nose touching your breast. Your baby's mouth should comfortably be latched around your breast, without hurting our pinching
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Consume fish or foods rich in omega-3 fatty acids, which contribute to the growth and development of your baby's brain.
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Colostrum is the first milk your breasts produce. Rich in proteins and antibodies, colostrum nourishes your baby during the first few days and protects your newborn from viruses and bacteria. It also helps your little one expel his first stool.
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Women who breastfeed may burn up to 500 extra calories a day, which helps in losing the extra weight gained during pregancy. The act of breastfeeding releases oxytocin which makes the uterus contract, allowing it to return to its normal size more quickly and minimize post-partum bleeding.
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Through every baby is different, its helpful to know that 1-month old to 6 month-old babies who are exclusively breasted will typically take in between 19 and 30 oz of breastmilk a day.
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Breast Feeding Guide from Pampers
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