Go to your local bookstore or library and check out books like The Pregnancy Bible and What To Expect When You're Expecting and read about breast-feeding. Most books will have pictures for you to look at so you can see exactly what to do. Talk to your doctor about breast-feeding or request to speak to a lactation consultant at the hospital where you are expected to deliver your baby. You can even enroll in breast-feeding classes that are usually taught by women who have been able to successfully breast-feed their babies in the past. Most departments of health and human services have a women, infant and children's (WIC) office that has breast-feeding classes available to the public. Talk to people you know that have breastfed before because they can offer tons of support. One major issue that can really destroy your confidence is not being able to get your baby to latch onto the breast properly. Don't let this get your hopes down. It can take some time for some babies and mothers to learn how to properly breast-feed . When in doubt, ask a nurse or lactation consultant to help you. You will need to know what a proper latch on is. When your baby is latched to the breast correctly there should never be pain, only a little discomfort at
Go to your local bookstore or library and check out books like The Pregnancy Bible and What To Expect When You're Expecting and read about breast-feeding. Most books will have pictures for you to look at so you can see exactly what to do. Talk to your doctor about breast-feeding or request to speak to a lactation consultant at the hospital where you are expected to deliver your baby. You can even enroll in breast-feeding classes that are usually taught by women who have been able to successfully breast-feed their babies in the past. Most departments of health and human services have a women, infant and children's (WIC) office that has breast-feeding classes available to the public. Talk to people you know that have breastfed before because they can offer tons of support. One major issue that can really destroy your confidence is not being able to get your baby to latch onto the breast properly. Don't let this get your hopes down. It can take some time for some babies and mothers to learn how to properly breast-feed . When in doubt, ask a nurse or lactation consultant to help you. You will need to know what a proper latch on is. When your baby is latched to the breast correctly there should never be pain, only a little discomfort at