Tag: breastfeeding & weaning
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Nutrition and Weaning
Weaning can bring a number of questions to mind, especially if you’re a first-time parent. Pediatric nutritionist, Dr. Tanisa Kwanbunbumpen, shares some helpful information on introducing the right types of foods and how to identify any nutritional deficiencies. -
Choosing The Right Breast Pump For You
The preparation for a journey is almost as important as the journey itself. As a postpartum doula, Sheena Flannery relieves some pressure and shows the way to success in pumping by exploring the world of breast pumps.By Sheena FlanneryChoosing a breast pump can be a daunting task. Pumps vary widely in price and function and […] -
Bottles, Bottles, Bottles: A handy guide for bottle-fed babies
In this two-part series, Lactation Counsellor and BAMBI Bumps team member Lia Segall Pasternak explains all things about bottles. In Part 1, Lia discussed introducing a bottle to an exclusively breastfed baby. Here, Lia will give you information for exclusively bottle-fed babies and explain the safe preparation of formula. By Lia Segall PasternakIf you have […] -
Pain-Free Breasts: Troubleshooting for Mastitis and More
As first-time mothers, most women aren’t prepared to deal with particular situations that may arise when breastfeeding. Our lactation counselor offers some quick troubleshooting that could help you if you encounter a sudden lump on your breastfeeding journey.By Lia Segall PasternakWhen my first son was born, I didn’t know anything about breastfeeding, except that it seemed […] -
Mental Wellness and Feeding
There are many difficulties and competing things to balance in motherhood. One mom shares her challenges and insights from her breastfeeding journey. By Jana Carlson As I write this, World Breastfeeding Week is drawing to a close, and I am currently sitting in an empty classroom at work, pumping breastmilk for my 7- month […] -
Work, Pump, Sleep, Repeat: Tips for Continuing Breastfeeding after Returning to Work
Going back to work at the end of maternity leave need not mean you stop breastfeeding your baby. A little planning and organization can help you and baby ease through the transition. By Emma McNerlin Returning to work after having a baby can be a daunting prospect, even for the most career-minded among us. Motherhood gives […]