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Whether you're breastfeeding, formula-feeding or both, you'll find lots of useful articles about feeding here. Plus, tips on introducing solids when you're ready.

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'How you can Help Support a Breastfeeding Mum...' on ViewPure

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Creating a supportive environment where mums can breastfeed more easily is the responsibility of us all. As part of our research at Swansea University we asked over 1000 breastfeeding mums what helped them.\n\nBritain has ended up in a situation where, despite the known health and economic benefits of breastfeeding, rates are abysmal.

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'Should babies sleep through the night?' on ViewPure

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Research from Swansea University challenges the idea that babies should be sleeping through the night and also disproves the myth that stopping breastfeeding or giving more solid food to babies helps them to sleep longer at night. Watch our animated video to find out more...\n\nVisit \nhttp://www.swansea.ac.uk/humanandhealthsciences/postgraduate/taught-postgraduate-programmes/ for postgraduate courses at Swansea University.

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Attaching your baby to the breast

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Watch purified YouTube videos. Just for teachers, professors, social influencers, homeschoolers, and parents...like you. Let's use the actual video below to see the differences. We have always felt that videos speak louder than words. See below. As you have seen, ViewPure removes all distracting comments and side-bar related videos.

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NCT breastfeeding for                beginners 2002

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NCT breastfeeding for                beginners 2002

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[Withdrawn] New mothers are anxious about breastfeeding in public

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A new Start4Life poll shows many new mothers feel uncomfortable about breastfeeding in public, despite broad public support.

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Feeding should be comfortable for both you and your baby. If you experience any discomfort, or have concerns about your baby's feeding, talking to someone who can help could make all the difference.
Watch our video to find out about support for breastfeeding.
Common problems with breastfeeding include:
Sore nipples
Tongue tie
Sore breasts
Unsettled baby and frequent feeding
Baby refuses the breast

Sore nipples

An unfamiliar feeling of tingling, or pressure, without actual pain, is normal when you first start to breastfeed. But if breastfeeding hurts your nipples, then the most likely reason is that you and your baby need to change the way he latches on. Read about how to deal with sore nipples.

Tongue-tie

Some babies find a comfortable, effective latch hard to achieve because of tongue tie. Read our article on tongue-tie.

Sore breasts

When your baby is feeding, your breasts 'let down' milk. A few women find this sensation painful. You may also feel your womb contracting. It should pass quickly; try to relax and breathe through it and ask your midwife for tips. Find out more in our article here.

Unsettled baby and frequent feeding

If your baby seems unhappy, unable to sleep, or difficult to feed, do ask for help. Many women worry a great deal when their babies seem to need to breastfeed a lot, or for prolonged periods of time, and show by their crying they don't like being placed in a crib or cot for very long. Read about how to deal with frequent feeding here.

Baby refuses the breast

If your baby is very sleepy and doesn't seem interested in feeding, then do seek help. It could be that the after-effects of the birth or pain relief used during labour are affecting his responses. Other babies fight and struggle at the breast, and seem to resist it. Find out more here.

For problems that are more likely to affect your breastfeeding, as your baby gets older click here.

Further information

NCT supports all parents, however they feed their baby. If you have questions, concerns or need support, you can speak to a breastfeeding counsellor by calling our helpline on 0300 330 0700, whether you are exclusively breastfeeding or using formula milk. Breastfeeding counsellors have had extensive training, will listen without judging or criticising and will offer relevant information and suggestions. You can also find more useful articles here.

National Breastfeeding Line (government funded) 0844 209 0920

NHS information on mastitis.

Best Beginnings - Bump to Breastfeeding DVD Chapter 7 'Overcoming Challenges'.

Healthtalkonline.org: Managing Breastfeeding - dealing with difficult times.

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Breastfeeding problems and concerns in the early days

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Feeding should be comfortable for both you and your baby. If you experience any discomfort, or have concerns about your baby's feeding, talking to someone who can help could make all the difference. Watch our video to find out about support for breastfeeding.

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This video guides mothers on how to hand express and talks about the times when hand expression might be useful.

See the Breastfeeding Network website for FAQs and a leaflet all about expressing and storing breastmilk.

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Hand expression video - Baby Friendly Initiative

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This video guides you through how to hand express, and talks about the times when hand expression might be useful for you.

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Resources provided to support breastfeeding.

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Positioning, attachment and Is my baby getting enough?

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Positioning, attachment and Is my baby getting enough?

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Getting Started
Breastfeeding should be COMFORTABLE
How you sit (or lie down) and how close you hold your baby as you feed can make a difference to how well things go. Sometimes a little difference in how your baby is feeding can make a big difference to how comfortable it is for you and how easily your baby gets your milk.
Breastfeeding should NOT HURT
Changing how you hold your baby and how they start to feed can sometimes make a difference to how they settle after feeds.

How you hold your baby is frequently called positioning.

How your baby takes the breast is sometimes called attaching, latching or fixing.
Positioning can help make ATTACHMENT more effective and comfortable, here's how:
Your baby needs to be able to take a large mouthful of breast and feed effectively without causing you any discomfort.

Especially in the early days, you may find it more comfortable to feed lying in a semi reclined position, with your body and head completely supported. In this position your baby feeds while lying on your stomach, with their body and legs downwards. This way your baby can move towards your nipple and breast itself, with some gentle guidance if needed. You may prefer to breastfeed sitting up with your baby lying across your body or in a rugby hold.

Sit comfortably with your back well supported

Sit comfortably with your feet flat on the floor or raised on a stool or a pile of magazines or similar so that your lap is flat.

Keep your baby's body in a straight line with their whole body facing the food (nipple and breast).

Support their neck, shoulders and back so that your baby can tilt their head back easily.

Move your baby from your cleavage towards the nipple.

Make sure your baby's lower lip and chin is in contact with your breast first.

The following issues are possible signs that your attachment could benefit from being altered. They are not always caused by attachment, but it is worth trying to adjust the way you are holding your baby and bringing them to the breast before considering any other explanations:

Baby starts to feed then pulls away

Nipples cracked or sore

Baby is unsettled or 'colicky'

Breasts leak

Baby fights or refuses the breast

Baby wakes up frequently in the night

Baby has sore bottom or watery stools or green poo

Slow weight gain

Blocked ducts or mastitis

Baby's nose is blocked by mother's breast

Very frequent and/or lengthy feeds

There are some illustrations and more information in Off to the Best Start.

If you want to talk through positioning and attaching in more detail, you could contact the National Breastfeeding Helpline to speak to a registered Breastfeeding Supporter. The National Breastfeeding Helpline is available from 9:30 am to 9:30 pm, 365 days a year, on 0300 100 0212, or via social media and webchat.

Here are some links to external breastfeeding websites with line drawings and images that give tips on how to get your baby to the breast correctly:

Speak to a registered Breastfeeding Supporter

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How to breastfeed - The Breastfeeding Network

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Getting Started Breastfeeding should be COMFORTABLE How you sit (or lie down) and how close you hold your baby as you feed can make a difference to how well things go. Sometimes a little difference in how your baby is feeding can make a big difference to how comfortable it is for you and how [...]

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Reality of the early days of breast feeding.

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Reality of the early days of breast feeding.

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Information on feeding, stomach size, nappies.