In honor of World Breastfeeding Week, we wanted to compile a list of our favourite links that helped us to learn more about breastfeeding and helped keep our spirits up in those early days while mom and baby are trying to figure out what on earth to do, as well as keep us going when we were constantly asked “So, when are you going to wean?”
The first couple months of breastfeeding can be challenging. But we both found that if you arm yourself with proper information and support it can make the first little while easier and will help make the rest of your breastfeeding journey successful and enjoyable!
Websites:
La Leche League International
KellyMom
Common Sense Breastfeeding
Breastfeeding Basics
Breastfeeding Online
Dr. Momma
Mothering
The Leaky Boob
Helpful articles:
A Natural Age of Weaning
AAFP Statement: Breastfeeding Beyond Infancy
Balancing Breastfeeding: When Moms Must Work
Breastfeeding Latch Trick
Do We Have Thrush?
Normal Newborn Behavior
Skin-To-Skin Contact For You and Your Baby
Breastfeeding Can Curtail Infant Mortality Rate by 20%
Breastfeeding Past Infancy: Fact Sheet
Breastfeed Now, Stay Thin Later?
If you have any informative links on breastfeeding, please share them in the comments!
{Franki and Steph}
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