Mommy tips – Relieving engorgement and drying up breast milk

If you are having a baby and not planning to breastfeed, you may be interested in hearing the quickest ways to dry up your breast milk.
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More and More Breastfeeding Myths

Breastfeeding mothers' milk can "dry up" just like that.
Not true! Or if this can occur, it must be a rare occurrence.
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More Breastfeeding Myths

A breastfeeding mother has to drink lots of fluids.
Not true! The mother should drink according to her thirst.
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Secrets to Working and Pumping

1. Plan ahead if possible. Get a freezer stash going before you go back to work.
2. Do not just pump at work. Pump at home on your days off and before and after work.
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Some Breastfeeding Myths

Many women do not produce enough milk.
Not true! The vast majority of women produce more than enough milk.
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Sore Nipples

Sore nipples are usually due to one or both of two causes. Either the baby is not positioned and latched properly, or the baby is not suckling properly, or both.
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Still More Breastfeeding Myths

Women with flat or inverted nipples cannot breastfeed.
Not true! Babies do not breastfeed on nipples, they breastfeed on the breast.
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To Wean or Not to Wean? That is the Question

This could either feel like a beacon of light on the horizon or a sad reality of life: At some point, every mother stops breastfeeding.
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Using a Lactation Aid

A lactation aid consists of a container for the supplement—usually a feeding bottle with an enlarged nipple hole—and a long, thin tube leading from this container.
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