AN UPDATE ON BREAST-FEEDING
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Two common misbeliefs are that small-breasted women
cannot produce enough milk and that if you do not have
enough milk when you begin nursing, you will never satisfy
your baby's great need for nourishment. Not true! In all
pregnant women a physical change occurs in the milk ducts
that enlarges the breasts. Likewise, the more your baby
nurses, the more milk your breasts produce. And a new baby
nurses approximately every 1-1/2 hours at first.
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Initially, try 7-10 minutes on each side to help
prevent nipple soreness... then gradually increase this
time. (Nipple-toughening exercises during pregnancy, such
as frequent exposure to air, are highly recommended.)
It may take almost a week for you and your baby to
nurse successfully—but don't give up! Going to a
series of La Leche League meetings while you're pregnant
will help establish a support system, in case you have
problems later. In the event of any middle-of-the-night
crises, ring up La Leche League International at
312/455-7730. An expert is always on hand to offer advice
and support. Good luck!
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