Mom and Baby Learning ​to Latch.

This is a whole new experience for both of them. It often takes time and a lot of practice breastfeeding before they become pros. 

Breastfeeding in the hospital after birth.

Milk Supply

How much milk do I have is a frequent concern that moms experience. This is a normal. We want to know our baby has had enough to eat. You can learn this information and more by learning about baby behaviors.​ 

Baby feeding at the breast. Baby is relaxed and showing signs of being satisfied.

Positioning

​Positioning your baby at the breast is important for both of you. You both need to be comfortable. When we drink from a glass, we tip our chin up. Our babies need to do the same. When we hold a baby, the breast is often at their chin level. This requires the baby to tip their chin down. Imagine tipping your chin down to drink. A few small adjustments to where the baby's positioned and how we hold the baby can make a world of difference.

Baby is breastfeeding in a side lying position. This is a great way to feed during the night and when you are not feeling well.

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