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1/31/2020 0 Comments how to protect your breastfeeding relationship even when your baby is not feeling well | SERIES ONESICKNESS BLOG SERIES: #1 FeversWe’ve all been there. It’s 3am and we hear it. A cough. Throwing up. A cry that just doesn’t sound right. One of my jobs as a pediatric nurse is phone triage. Parents want to know how to treat their child at home, or when it’s a more serious problem that should be addressed by a physician. This blog series is not meant to be medical advice and if you have concerns about your child, you should call their doctor or seek emergency care. But I’ll go over some basic symptoms you might encounter in your baby’s first year, and how to protect your breastfeeding relationship while you work through them. 
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Having a baby is a LIFE CHANGING MOMENT; we all know that. But what we may not truly grasp until after we are holding that new baby all hours of the night, is just how we FEEL about our new identity that was also born. Hannah Lamprey, of the Fourth Trimester Collective, joins Kelly on the Successful Breastfeeding Podcast to talk about discovering their new identity after having their babies and how they began to thrive in their new roles once they added "MOTHER" to their name.  Congratulations, you're expecting another baby. I'm sure you're excited, and looking forward to watching this baby grow up with your other little one. Aaannnd I'm sure you're also nervous about how to survive these early days with two little ones in tow. Toddlers are pretty needy themselves, and there's nothing like a new baby to revert them back to a baby like stage themselves. Little babies require a lot of breast time, so how the heck are you going to do it with two (or more!)? How do you keep your toddler busy so you can still enjoy nursing your new little one too? As much as you're excited, the nerves from these unanswered questions are there too. Believe me, I know these complicated emotions you're feeling right now. I've been there... a few times. My husband and I have 4 littles, and I know these feelings well. I remember going from excitement, joy, and visions of my kids being best friends as they grow up together, to feelings of insecurity in my ability to handle two little kids at the same time. But guess what? I did survive, and it wasn't as bad as I was expecting it to be. It did take some savvy and a few tricks. In this post, I'm going to share those tricks with you.  I’ve been there, too. I remember my pumping output decreasing by HALF. It can happen to anyone pumping, especially since it’s easier to actually see a difference compared to exclusively nursing at the breast. Here are some easy troubleshooting tips we often share with our own clients.  |
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