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Breastfeeding tip : Recognising a growth spurt

* You feel as though you haven't got enough
* Baby getting upset at the breast (though can be a sign of other common problems)
* Baby is breastfeeding often or almost nonstop (feel like baby is always wanting to feed)
* A baby who was previously sleeping through the night is now waking to breast feed several times
* Baby will latch and unlatch, fussing in between

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 Breastfeeding forum
This Breastfeeding support forum is run by helpful mothers who are breastfeeding or are choosing to nurse their child.
 
Breastfeeding can be one of the most challenging, emotional and overwhelming experience of your life, and what better way to share your experiences than by sharing it with like minded Mommies.
 
We will do our very best to help you, we wont make you feel bad for any decisions, but will help guide you towards the ones that suit you and your baby.
 
Please join today and introduce yourself to our loving friendly forum.
 
 
Breastfeeding support forum
 
A baby nursing at a mother's breast...
is an undeniable affirmation of our rootedness in nature. 
~David Suzuki

 
 
 
Just call me Daisy - A breastfeeding mothers story


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What the members think!

Emmiesmummy

 

Its like having a set of great mates who are always on hand to help with problems give support or just have a good natter too. Being a stay at home mum can sometimes feel lonely & asking your hv for help all the time on feeding makes you feel your doing something wrong & it becomes easier to give up....not anymore everyone here is always ready to offer advice or lend an ear if you need a chat. Its my daily lifesaver.....

 

Gem1981

 

I can't recommend this website enough. The support from the other girls is wonderful and there is always someone to help - no matter how big or small the problem. Even if I just feel a bit fed up or lonely there is always someone to talk to and my days are alot better knowing I can come on breast buddies and speak to someone if I need to.
Can't thank you enough ladies, you're a wonderful bunch!!


kay
 
I am pregnant with my 3rd child and only managed to breastfeed my last 2 for a few days - mainly down to a lack of knowledge and support.
I have joined this forum during pregnancy to get as much advice and support as possible so I can give breast feeding a proper go this time - and i've learnt so much already, and understand why I struggled so much previously.
Thankyou to you all - I know I will get through it this time with the support from all of you!


angpixi

whether youre a first time breastfeeder or not we all need support from time to time, this is the best site around, full of like minded girls for serious support or just a friendly chat!


rhi'smummy
 
There always seems to be someone here with suggestions on how to solve problems or just make life a bit easier. Chat nights are fun too.
Mary




ldnug
 
Discovering Breastbuddies has been great - as a breastfeeding mum you can feel so isolated but here you are among friends and like minded people!

Thanks girllies
 

 
 
Emma C
 
when i got told i was a bit wary at first, but coming on changed my aspect of what people are like, last night i got some great advice about my sleepy son and its great to hear from so many breastfeeding mums together

Jools
 
I am so glad I got told about this forum! I had absolutely nobody to talk about breastfeeding to at all! I seemed to be the only one breastfeeding at my local baby clinic and there are no support groups in my area!  All the girls here are so friendly and certainly know their stuff when it comes to breastfeeding! If I ever have a problem or question I know I don't have to worry as there will always be someone here to offer great advice! Thanks ladies!

 piesmummy2006

  I love this forum i fealt like i was "wrong" to keep feeding Niamh past 1yr untill  got tips and advice from here!! loving it!!!!!!! xx

 
just Rachel
 
I have found this forum to be an excellent source of information. All of the members are really friendly and there is always someone who can answer a question for me. Long may it continue. 

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If it wasnt for this forum and the support from the girls here i would have given up breastfeeding weeks ago, all the girls have helped me overcome numerous problems I've encountered along the way, the support has been great, keep up the work girls, and a huge thank you to each and everyone one of you!


 





Emmerdale!
Fri Oct 30, 2009 10:01 pm by kay
Dont know if anyone watches it, but Nicola is breastfeeding her new baby, and doing well!
The storyline tonight was she was breastfeeding in the cafe, and it put someone off their dinner. So the owner asked her not to feed in there again - she said she should feed in the toilet or at home, and couldnt feed in the cafe again!!
So the family have all kicked off, and it has brought up the whole discussion of feeding in public, what the law says, and its really going into peoples feelings (the stuck up ones who disapprove, the passionate ones wanting to stick up for their rights, the h...

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Any boobies will do..
Thu Nov 05, 2009 7:09 pm by Squiglet
I was sent this... It made me and I had to share. Its the way the baby looks up toward the woman after he latches on.



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Just Call me Daisy - Breastfeeding Roadshow
Sat Nov 07, 2009 8:05 pm by kay
HI all, Lyndsey has got in touch and asked if i could forward this on to you all. I'm sure if any of you are in the area, it would be a great day, and its coinciding with the launch of 'Just call me Daisy' which i know a few of us have written a story for!

Quote:
A boobylicious 'Breastfeeding Roadshow' to promote and raise public awareness about breastfeeding.

A fun packed, FREE event with breastfeeding related stalls, cafe and
space for mums to relax and breastfeed along with an area for children
to play.

Welcoming author of 'Just Call Me Daisy; Bre...


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Doctor said give water
Mon Nov 02, 2009 12:45 pm by oriwin
Hi
My Sam was ill last week (he had a cold and it was making him throw up) and 2 doctors told me to give him water. Sam is the fourth i have breast fed and i've never been told to give any of them water before.

Is this the general advice these days or did i just get misguided doctors.
i didnt give him water i just kept feeding him as normal.

love

Viki and Sam

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Dream feeding
Sun Oct 11, 2009 7:58 pm by nickyjones
Does anybody here dreamfeed? I used to do it with Ellie and it worked great. I tried with Keira but she just wouldn't root or latch until I really woke her up and sometimes it was taking me 45mins just to wake her enough to feed. I was thinking of trying again now she is a bit older, but was wondering if anybody had any tips or advice? Last night I started her last feed at 6:40, and put her down for 7pm, she didn't wake until 1am, and then woke again at 4am which is great.... it leaves me half tempted not to bother trying.

Thanks

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Donating breastmilk
Sun Oct 04, 2009 7:04 pm by kay
Just want to bump this a little for any newer members!
there is much more info in the 'pumping and returning to work section', but this is the link to the website you need.

http://www.ukamb.org/donor.html

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feeling very annoyed
Tue Sep 15, 2009 3:41 pm by jools
sorry in advance I just had to come here for a rant

Kev took Colby to get him weighed this afternoon and I wish I had gone instead

First of all she asked if he was weaning ok and kev said we were BLW. Her next question was asking if he is sleeping through the night yet. Kev said he is waking quite alot at the moment (which he is - his bottom 2 teeth have fully come through in the last f...

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