Breastfeeding Alphabet

From my experience as a breastfeeding educator, if mothers receive the correct information on breastfeeding right during pregnancy, they have more chances to exclusively breastfeed. I’ve found that many mothers who did not receive this information at the right time, had instead great challenges in breastfeeding. I even met a mother with seven children, none of whom had been breastfed, although after each birth, the mother did her best to breastfeed. Unfortunately, even in the hospital, mothers don't always have the opportunity to learn how to properly attach the child to the breast, how to breastfeed on demand, and cannot tell if the child is sucking properly.

If you want to be confident that you’re doing the right thing at home, make sure you’ve carefully read the content I’ve created for you, moms. We must learn how to breastfeed because we are not born with knowledge! However, if you feel the need to ask someone to help you such as an IBCLC or an experienced midwife, this content will help you all to save time. You will be prepared to understand all the recommendations you will receive because you will have fully understood how breastfeeding works.