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08/10/2026
08/10/2026

The joy of holding a new baby

15/08/2026

What type of family planning are you using.
Mine is in the comment section.

HOW TO OVERCOME COMMON BREASTFEEDING CHALLENGES.🟒 *Sore/Painful Ni***es:* Ensure proper positioning and a good latch. Se...
04/08/2026

HOW TO OVERCOME COMMON BREASTFEEDING CHALLENGES.

🟒 *Sore/Painful Ni***es:* Ensure proper positioning and a good latch. Seek medical help if pain persists.

🟒 *Low Milk Supply:* Feed frequently, stay hydrated, eat well, and breastfeed on demand to boost milk production.

🟒 *Breast Engorgement(Painfully full breasts):* Breastfeed often, express a little milk if needed, and use warm compresses (warm water) before feeds and cold compresses(cold water) afterward.

🟒 *Baby Won't Latch (Baby Has Trouble Sucking):* Encourage skin-to-skin contact, remain patient, and seek professional support if the problem continues.

🟒 *Returning to Work:* Discuss workplace support, and continue breastfeeding whenever possible.

*Support breastfeeding and nurture healthier babies.*

Day 3: *WORLD BREASTFEEDING WEEK 2026**Breastfeeding Myths and Facts*  #1 MYTH:Colostrum (the first thick yellowish milk...
03/08/2026

Day 3: *WORLD BREASTFEEDING WEEK 2026*

*Breastfeeding Myths and Facts*

#1 MYTH:
Colostrum (the first thick yellowish milk) is dirty or bad for a newborn.

FACT:
Colostrum is your baby's first vaccine. It's rich in nutrients and antibodies that protect against infections and support healthy growth.

#2 MYTH:
Frequent breastfeeding means you have low milk supply.

FACT:
Newborns have tiny stomachs and need to feed often. Frequent feeding is normal and helps increase milk production.

#3 MYTH:
Breastfeeding should always be painful.

FACT:
Breastfeeding is a learned skill. While mild discomfort may occur at first, persistent pain isn't normal and may mean your baby needs a better latch.

#4 MYTH:
Waiting longer between feeds increases milk production.

FACT:
Breast milk works on supply and demand. The more often your baby feeds, the more milk your body produces.

#5 MYTH:
You should stop breastfeeding if you become sick.

FACT:
In most cases, you can continue breastfeeding. Your milk contains antibodies that help protect your baby, even when you are ill.

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Celebrating my 12th year on Facebook. Thank you for your continuing support. I could never have made it without you. πŸ™πŸ€—πŸŽ‰

22/03/2026

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