I was one of those lucky mums that breastfeeding came naturally and quite easy to me (may be the only perk of having E cup boobs). I mean, Billie was feeding within minutes of delivery and had her first proper feed whilst in recovery. However that went down hill quite quickly when I developed pneumonia. I was getting drilled by my health nurse, doctors and midwives that I had to breast feed. And I definitely wanted to! But between my extreme dehydration and the medications I was on, my milk supply didn't have a chance unfortunately. But I did find these tips extremely helpful in stretching my supply and increasing a diminishing supply.
A letter to my baby on the night of her birth.
My life 5 years ago was going in a completely different direction! Different home, a whole family, different partner that I was sharing my life with. Turns out life knows whats best more than you do sometimes!
You will do those things you swore you would never do! That’s right, you will give your child an iPad at the dinner table when out to keep them quiet and calm. You will feed them McDonalds when that is…
