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Here’s WHY Breastfeeding is Hard (And How to Make It Easy!)

 

Breastfeeding is Natural—So Why Is It So Hard?

If you’re struggling with breastfeeding, let me tell you—you are NOT alone. So many new moms start their journey expecting it to come naturally, only to be met with sore nipples, latching issues, and endless self-doubt.

But here’s what no one tells you: breastfeeding is a learned skill. Just like walking, talking, or riding a bike, it takes practice and the right information to get it right. And unfortunately, many moms are set up to fail before they even begin.

The 3 Biggest Lies About Breastfeeding

Lie #1: Your body will just know what to do. Breastfeeding is instinctual for babies, but it’s still a learning process for both mom and baby. A good latch doesn’t always happen automatically, and positioning takes practice.

Lie #2: If you’re struggling, just push through the pain. Pain is NOT normal. If breastfeeding hurts, there’s likely an issue with the latch, positioning, or even a tongue tie. You don’t have to suffer—the...

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Breastfeeding Basics: What First Time Moms MUST Know To Get Started

 Breastfeeding is a beautiful way to nourish your baby and create a lasting bond but...

it’s also a journey that benefits from a little preparation! In this guide, we’ll cover everything you need to know about breastfeeding basics, from why breastfeeding is so beneficial to practical tips for success. Whether you’re feeling excited, anxious, or somewhere in between, this article has got you covered.

Why Breastfeeding Matters

Breastfeeding offers incredible benefits. It’s packed with antibodies that boost your baby’s immune system, supports brain development, and provides a unique bonding experience. It also offers benefits for mom, such as faster postpartum recovery and long-term health advantages.

Realistic Expectations

Breastfeeding isn’t always easy right away – it’s a skill that takes time to develop. Some moms find it challenging at first, and that’s okay. Knowing that it takes practice can help ease any anxiety and keep you focused on your progress.

The First Few Days: C...

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