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Breastfeeding is a journey that’s both beautiful and challenging. For mothers, it’s a profound connection with their babies, providing the best nourishment and a strong foundation for health. However, it’s a journey that often requires more than just the mother’s effort; it demands support and assistance. In this blog, we explore why breastfeeding mothers need …

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Introduction Breastfeeding is a natural process that provides the best nutrition for your newborn. However, some mothers may experience a condition called hyperlactation, where they produce an excessive amount of breast milk. While it may seem like a good thing, hyperlactation can lead to various problems for both the mother and baby. In this blog, …

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What is human milk donation? Human milk donation is the act of providing breast milk from a lactating mother to a baby who is not her own. The donated milk is typically collected and stored by a milk bank or milk donation program, which screens donors for health risks and pasteurizes the milk to ensure that it …

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As a mother, you know the magic of your touch on your baby’s skin. But did you know that your milk is also powerful beyond measure? Donating breast milk can be a gift of life to many premature and sick infants who would not have access to human milk otherwise. Here are some of the benefits of …

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Breastfeeding is a beautiful phase of the amazing journey of motherhood and every mom wants to enjoy and cherish these special moments throughout her life. Breastfeeding comes with its own share of ups and downs.After breastfeeding your baby for the first six months, the thought of going back to work and not being able to …

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Most new moms experience postpartum “baby blues” after childbirth, which commonly include mood swings, crying spells, anxiety and difficulty sleeping. Baby blues typically begin within the first two to three days after delivery, and may last for up to two weeks. Exclusive breastfeeding improves robust secretions of “happiness hormones” in a mother’s body that help …

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Breastfeeding during the cold winter months presents some unique challenges for new moms. Removing jackets or sweatshirts to allow babies access to mom’s breasts exposes moms to the cold temperatures. This can be minimized by mom layering her clothing or choosing a long-sleeved nursing top, zip-up sweatshirt, or button-up sweater to wear. Babies can be …

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Mastitis is the inflammation of the breast that may be accompanied by infection. It is usually caused by a blocked milk duct, but it can also be caused by bacteria such as Staphylococcus Aureus (Staph). Mastitis is more common in the lactational phase affecting one in five breastfeeding women. 74% to 95% cases of mastitis …

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