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Breastfeeding medicine specialists, lactation consultants, lactation educators and peer counselors offer support and guidance in different ways, for different needs
Intermittent fasting could impact your milk supply and energy levels, so it’s best to wait until you’ve weaned your baby from nursing
Delaying baby’s first bath can encourage breastfeeding success and strengthen bonding
A breast abscess feels like a hot, hard and painful lump — seek support from a healthcare provider at first signs of an infection
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Ease into exercising, focus on sleep and follow a balanced diet — and be patient with yourself
If your baby has problems switching between breast and bottle, talk to your provider to get to the bottom of the confusion
It’s highly unlikely your baby will have an allergic reaction to food you eat while you’re breastfeeding
You may have a lower chance of getting pregnant while nursing — but it’s still possible
Bacterial infections, breast abscesses and clogged milk ducts can all cause inflammation in your breasts
Staying on a pumping schedule, setting up a comfortable pumping space and having the right equipment can help
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