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Why Breastfeeding is Important
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Getting Prepared
My Breastfeeding Plan
Packing & Preparing
Doc Talk
Choosing Your Hospital
Breastfeeding in Public
Baby's First Days
Breastfeeding Positions
Getting a Good Latch
Baby's Cues
First Feedings
All About Milk
Setting Your Supply
Once You Get Home
Feeding Patterns
Is Baby Getting Enough?
Let-Down Reflex
Making Enough Milk
Too Much Milk
Leaking
Your Nipples
Family Planning
Pump & Store
Eating & Exercising
Need Help?
Good for Moms and Babies
For Moms
For Babies
Working Moms
Talking to Your Employers
Returning to Work
Storing Your Breast Milk
Where to Pump
Introducing a Bottle
Mother-Friendly Worksite
Resources
Peer Counselor Services
Texas Ten Step
Lactation Support
Every Ounce Counts Campaign
Texas Law on Breastfeeding
Common Questions
Breastfeeding Positions
Getting a Good Latch
Baby’s Cues
First Feedings
All About Milk
Setting Your Supply
Breastfeeding starts a special bond between mother and child that may last a lifetime.
Doni Wright
Breastfeeding Mother of three
Sucking on tongue, lips, hands or fingers while asleep
Moving his arms and hands toward his mouth
Restless movements while asleep
Rapid eye movements under eyelids
Opening his mouth when his lips are touched
"Rooting" or searching for your nipple
Making small sounds
Crying
Fussing
From where to nurse to what to avoid, these are the best secrets of breastfeeding—revealed!
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