How do I breastfeed my baby correctly? How should I position myself to breastfeed? When should I put my baby to the breast?
These are all questions that a new mother who has chosen to breastfeed may ask herself, during the nine months of pregnancy or after the birth of her baby.
As well as fostering a very strong mother-child bond, breast milk is the best nutrition a mother can give her baby. However, breastfeeding can be a source of worry and discomfort, and it is important to prepare for it from pregnancy onwards.
During the first few weeks, or even the first month, you will likely need a little time to settle in — both you and your baby — but you'll see, it won't last long! You'll quickly get your baby latched on, and will be able to breastfeed anywhere, very easily!
A mother needs to feel well for her baby to feel well
After birth, all the attention shifts to the newborn, and the mother is far too often forgotten… And yet, the first rule for successful breastfeeding is that the mother is in good health, in good shape, and confident!
Don't neglect yourself — take care of your diet, ask for advice when you need it, and look after yourself and your health!
You need to feel rested (as much as possible, at any rate!) and calm in order to breastfeed your baby well.
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In conclusion
Our recommended product
Mama moonies (formerly Milk moonies)
Moringa snack for breastfeeding mothers
£7.82
Contains moringa
New formula without fennel
5 bites per sachet
Goût matcha - coco
DDM : 23/01/2027