End your Breastfeeding Problems and Breastfeed Longer!

Want a solution for your specific breastfeeding problems?

You cannot take the pain anymore and you do not really know how it is done. Has breastfeeding baby become a big chore?

If you need some help from somebody who has been there, done that and gotten the sore nipples, well, you have come to the right place!!!


I was excited about the birth of my baby boy. His room was ready, the new baby outfits were neatly stacked and soon I would introduce him to the world. Baby Tyler arrived two weeks early... It was love at first cuddle! I was really keen to breastfeed, but from the start things did not work out as planned...

I struggled to breastfeed him. Tyler wasn’t putting on any weight and I was getting very worried; not sure what to do, where to go for help. I asked myself these questions:

Am I producing enough milk? Is my baby latching on properly? Is he drinking anything? How much milk is he actually getting?

This “baby feeding” time in your life can leave you feeling really anxious and stressed out! And the problem with this is that the more you stress yourself, the less milk you are going to be able to produce. Breastfeeding your baby should be a special time… and the only thing standing between you and that is some breastfeeding education; understanding some breastfeeding basics and sorting the truth from some breastfeeding myths.

The truth is there are too many women who do not give a second thought about breastfeeding (I was one of them) They do not really know much about breastfeeding a baby. And then, in the end, they give up too quickly because they have not prepared themselves enough. If I had known the things I know today I would have done things so differently.

This site is dedicated to the new Mommy who wants to prepare herself for a wonderful breastfeeding bonding time with her child.

It is also dedicated to those Mothers already breastfeeding who are searching for ways on increasing milk supply, and/or who have any specific breastfeeding problem.

Want to read my breastfeeding success story? Read here

 Second time around

by Anonymous

This web page has given me that little bit more confidence to try breast feeding again with my second baby due next week!

From explaining the colostrum, to latching on, and all the benefits of breast feeding, I would defiantly recommend this web page to ALL pregnant women to help with breast feeding their babies! Thank you breastfeeding-problems.com!!

Waiting, Not Quite Expectant Mother

by Bear Berry
(Illinois)

I'm doing all that I can before becoming, well hoping to become pregnant.

I think that this is the most information and thorough reading I've found!

This was very helpful in obtaining new info and renewing info that I've been aware of.

Thank you for your effort in advocating for breastfeeding; which in my opinion can open doors for more natural processes such as, non-medicated births. I believe that breastfeeding is a boost in the empowerment of women.

This is definitely something that we need in our culture. Thanks again!

Best website I've come across !

by Jessica Serrano
(Winston Salem , NC , USA)

You have answered pretty much all the doubts and questions I had. I can relate to most of the things on this website! I'm really happy I found it , this will be #1 on my list as the website to go when I need something cleared out for me ! Thank you so much !!
I am a mother to a 9 month boy and I'm solely breastfeeding !

Thank you

by Rayna Paana
(United States)

Thank you thank you thank you! This by far is the most helpful and encouraging website I have been to by far. I was at a low tonight and needed all the ideas and explanations I found on your page. I will visit again and again! THANK YOU!!!

Thank you

by melinna boyle
(hesperia ca usa)

Thanks!

All information given on this page helps so much, thank god the page is here. love you all

 Finally some answers!

 by Anonymous

This actually helped out a whole lot. I couldn't figure out why my daughter kept passing green watery bowel movements. Now I get why! It makes a whole lotta sense to me now.

 

 This was AWESOME!

by Quetta H
(San Diego, CA, USA)

This was loaded w/ info and not a lengthy read! Quick and to the point and very detailed!! I found the info I wanted/needed, all my questions were answered in the text and I am completely satisfied! Thank you! :-)


 Hello

by Corinna

Thank you finally an informative and useful- resourceful website.

This isn't my first time parenting, but it has been 16 years since the last one.

The nurses and their info at the hospital is still generic and suited for the ideal Mom that doesn't exist.

I just needed some suggestions for my over active letdown. And this website is a great resource.

Of course mine doesn't settle after 6 months- it just keeps going.

Thank you again!

 

 Thanks!!!!

by Ashley

This website has given me the confidence and peace of mind about pumping exclusively. I was having problems with very painful breastfeeding from the day my baby was born.

We saw a lactation consultant, and I was willing to try everything to make breastfeeding work, but after many feedings where I cried the whole time due to pain, I realized that it was not good for my baby or for myself. I was not enjoying that bonding time with my baby, instead dreading it, crying, and wincing the whole time. This website has made me feel like I'm still doing what's best for my baby and not like a failure for having to pump or even supplement with formula when pumping isn't enough.

THANKS! I feel relieved. Great website with lots of useful information!

 

 Thank you very much

by Mariana Montesinos
(Maracay, Venezuela)

Thank you very much for all the information you show on this webpage, I had a breastfeeding problem and after reading your tips and solutions I feel I´m solving everything better with my baby, and we both feel much better now.
Thank you again. I put this webpage in my list of favorites and I always recommend it to other breastfeeding moms :-)

 

 Thanks for the information

by Yoke
(Antwerp - Belgium)

I've been looking and looking for information about my deformity and am glad to finally find a nice and clear explanation. With some added wikipedia work to get some details I can finally tell what's wrong with me.

Even though I'm not pregnant, and have nothing close to a child-wish I found this very informative and so is the rest of the pages I looked at. (just living curious you know)

 

 Thank you

by Anonymous

This is amazing helpful information. Thank you for posting this web site I hope others find it helpful if they are in the same situation.

 

Thank you....

by Tee
(New York)

Hi! This has been one of the best websites with breastfeeding information I have come across!

My son is 3 months old and I have been having a low supply of milk, so I think. But this information has helped me to understand these types of issues.

So I'm just stopping by to thank you for sharing!

Thanks!

by Anonymous

Hello there, I referred to your website earlier morning yesterday. Came across it through google search.

I'd a lot of difficulty in feeding my 2 weeks old baby. And i was really planning to give up when i thought there really may be a way to breastfeed while ling down.

Thats what i googled and came across.Really, really help me understand the concept of a good latch, and the attachment palate. I can see the difference in the ease of mommy and the baby in just one day.

Thanks a lot help. Before that feeding times have been more like tug war between us. Words cant thank u enough. But still i have to use them. Take care. A lot of prayers for u and the baby.
Love, M



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