Monthly Archives: August 2026

Breastfeeding Month – Day 22: My Baby Is Still Breastfeeding But I Am Pregnant Again!

The pregnancy test is positive but your older baby is still breastfeeding. Must you stop immediately? For most mothers with an uncomplicated pregnancy, the answer is no. Breastfeeding does not automatically end because another baby is on the way.

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Breastfeeding Month – Day 21: How Do You Know If That Expressed Breast Milk Is Still Good?

That breast milk in your fridge may look and smell perfectly fine. But can you remember exactly when you expressed it? Before you feed it to your baby, ‘check the clock, not just the smell.’ Here is the breast-milk storage … Continue reading

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Breastfeeding Month – Day 20: Will Drinking Pap Help Me Make More Breast Milk?

Pap? Oats? Lactation tea? Supplements? The moment a mother worries about her milk supply, somebody recommends a “milk booster.” Were you told to take lots of pap with evaporated milk? 😃 I was! But before you spend money or begin … Continue reading

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Breastfeeding Month – Day 19: Is My Diet Affecting My Breastfeeding Baby?

Beans? Pepper? Milk? Fruit? Many breastfeeding mothers begin removing foods from their diet because someone says, “That is what is disturbing the baby.” But most mothers do not need a bland or severely restricted diet to breastfeed. Read! Q: Evening … Continue reading

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Breastfeeding Month – Day 18: “Pull Your Baby’s Nose While Breastfeeding, Or It Will Become Flat.”

Have you received this advice? Breastfeeding does not flatten a baby’s nose and repeatedly pulling or pressing it will not make it pointed. Read! Q: What do I do and what food do I take to make my breastfeeding baby’s … Continue reading

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Breastfeeding Month – Day 17: White, Cheesy Bits In Baby’s Poop – Why?

“MY NEWBORN’S POO IS RUNNY AND YELLOW—AND IT HAS WHITE ‘CHEESY’ BITS IN IT. SHOULD I STOP BREASTFEEDING?” No. If your breastfed newborn is feeding well and otherwise appears healthy, that alarming-looking nappy may be showing you exactly what normal … Continue reading

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Breastfeeding Month – Day 16: You Finish Breastfeeding, Put Your Baby Down And Milk Comes Straight Back Out.

It looks like the entire feed. Before you panic or immediately offer another full feed, ask one important question: Did the milk dribble easily from your baby’s mouth or did it shoot out with force? Read! Q: Good afternoon Dr … Continue reading

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Breastfeeding Month – Day 15: Breastfeeding While Lying Down.

YOU FINALLY FIND A BREASTFEEDING POSITION THAT LETS YOUR EXHAUSTED BODY REST… Then the fear hits: “What if I fall asleep and harm my baby?” You can breastfeed while lying on your side. The position itself is not automatically dangerous … Continue reading

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Breastfeeding Month Day 14: Five Hours. Six Hours. Your Newborn Is Still Asleep – Should I Let Him?

Everyone says, “Never wake a sleeping baby.” But when a young baby sleeps through feeding time, letting them continue sleeping is not always the right decision. Read! Q: Good evening, doctor. Please, I want to ask you how long I … Continue reading

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Breastfeeding Month 2026 – Day 13: Why Does My Baby Keep Slipping Off The Breast?

MY BABY KEEPS SLIPPING OFF THE BREAST AND FEEDING HURTS. COULD HER TONGUE BE THE REASON? Possibly. But tongue-tie is only one possible cause. Painful breastfeeding or difficulty staying attached may also result from positioning, shallow attachment, breast fullness, nipple … Continue reading

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