Mom Support

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    Breast Milk Supply from Birth and Beyond

    Terressa Patterson RN BSN MS IBCLCIn partnership with Dr. Brown's Company As your baby grows, your breast milk supply and its composition adapt beautifully to meet your baby's changing nutritional needs. Unlike formula, which stays the same, breast milk is...

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    Breastfeeding Pain: What is Normal and Tips for Relief

    Terressa Patterson RN BSN MS IBCLCIn partnership with Dr. Brown's Company Yes, there can be some mild pain or discomfort associated with breastfeeding, especially in the early days as your body and baby are adjusting. However, it is important to...

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    What to Know About the First Days of Breastfeeding Baby

    Baby is here, and you finally get to learn about and bond with each other, starting with breastfeeding. The first hours and days post-birth are a critical time to establish the foundation for your breastfeeding journey and breast milk supply....

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    Let’s Talk About Combination Feeding

    There's breastfeeding and there's bottle feeding, and then there's both! Choosing combination feeding can have a lot of benefits for breastfeeding parents as well as the whole family. There are several ways you can combo feed; it's really up to...

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    Your Guide to Taking Pain Medicine While Breastfeeding

    By Terressa Patterson RN BSN MS IBCLC In partnership with Dr. Brown's Company Both ibuprofen (Advil, Motrin) and acetaminophen (Tylenol) are generally considered safe to use when breastfeeding, but it is essential to use them according to the recommended dosage...

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    Traditional vs. Wearable Breast Pump: Which Should You Buy?

    There is so much to think about when it comes to feeding a newborn, especially if you plan on including breast milk in baby's diet. You'll want to feel prepared before baby arrives, and looking into breast pumps sooner than later can help alleviate stress when the time comes to purchase one.