I am expecting my second baby in June and I am very keen to breast feed due however I had a nightmare trying to breast feed with my first child and ended up formula feeding him. I can already feel my stress levels rising at the thought of trying to establish breast feeding with no 2. Is there anything I can do to increase my chances of success this time round? Based on my experience from last time I have resolved to do the following:
Refuse to have Pethidine as DS1 was too dosy to breast feed.
Seek help with latching on as soon as I have painful, cracked nipples and not get fobbed off by midwives.
Read books on breastfeeding so I'm better prepared.
Any other thoughts????
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Preparation for breastfeeding - How can I increase my chances of success?
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mumtoone · 17/04/2007 21:18
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