It is World Breast Feeding Week and Joyful Mama is celebrating in Style…
We’ve nursed anywhere…
Any table, any chair…
On Table Mountain, In Trafalgar Square…
I will spare you anymore of my tepid poetry and just say I wrote a guest post: Se7en Tips for Nursing in Public, follow the link and enjoy the read…
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1 Se7en Tandem Nursing Questions… Asked and Answered… » se7en // Aug 5, 2010 at 4:01 pm
[...] World BreastFeeding Week and while I guest posted on Joyful Mama’s Place and Se7en Tips for Nursing in Public I thought it was only right to have a post about nursing on our site as well. So I thought I would [...]
2 World Breastfeeding Week: Se7en Things a New Mom Should Know… » se7en // Aug 6, 2011 at 4:44 pm
[...] Tandem Nursing Questions… Asked and Answered… Se7en Tips for Nursing in Public. Se7en Things I never Thought About Before Having a Baby. Se7en Things I wish I had Known About [...]
3 The Battle With BreastFeeding... - se7en // Aug 10, 2012 at 12:44 pm
[...] Once you have appeased the helpful folk the next battle begins… and this was a battle with myself. My firstborn was not an easy nurser and I like to get things right. We were an awful team – I used to dread feeds, he didn’t latch well, he took hours and the only time he ever slept was when I thought he should be nursing. It took about several weeks before we got it right, until he fed his fill at a feed and until we were both comfortable with the whole process – some of the time. It took at least three months for us to get it right most of the time. Before you have kids you have no idea that most babies you see out and about in the world are not newborns or firstborns!!! Most out and about-ers have older babies or more experienced moms. It is a skill to go out with your baby and an even bigger skill to go out and nurse your baby. [...]
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