Breastfeeding

"Breast-feeding is an unequalled way of providing ideal food for the healthy growth and development of infants, and has a unique biological and emotional influence on the health of both mother and child. WHO and UNICEF believe that health care practices, particularly those related to the care of mothers and newborn infants, stand out as one of the most promising means of increasing the prevalence and duration of breast-feeding." A joint statement by WHO/UNICEF

Frequently Asked Questions Why Breastfeed How is mother's milk so different? Benefits to Mother Is baby hungry or full?

Common Concerns Milk supply. . more information Sore Breasts . . more information Sore Nipples . .  more information Baby Refuses To Feed . .  more information Baby In The Bed . . more information