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Articles:

Helpful Hints - By Naomi B. Duane 1996.

Adaptations - By Nona Davis 2001.

Nursing Joy - By Sallie Miller-House. Reprinted from Adoptnet Magazine, May/June 1991.

I'm Nursing My Son, Who Is Adopted - By Susan Speigel

One mother's experience of nursing without supplementation

Fenugreek:  Overlooked But Not Forgotten - By Rima Jensen, MD

(A great article about a great galactagogue)


Additional Articles of Interest:

Breast-feeding: Unraveling the Mysteries of Mother's Milk

Outcomes of breastfeeding vs formula feeding

Why is Breastfeeding Important?

Breastfed vs Bottlefed Palate Formation

Cost Benefits of Breastfeeding

Breastfeeding Good for Babies, Mothers, and the Planet

 

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Hot Tip:

Try to consciously relax while nursing. Your little one picks up on your tension and stress. Take a few deep breaths. This will not only help your milk let down but it will make your child much calmer and content.

 

 

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