What are the typical signs of tongue-tie in babies? Can tongue-tie affect breastfeeding? What treatment options are available for a shortened lingual frenulum? Does cutting a tongue-tie help breastfeeding?
Read on as we answer all your questions about breast cancer and breastfeeding, including the implications of a breast cancer diagnosis before and after birth and the chances of successful breastfeeding after treatment.
Why is yellowing of the skin in newborns often called breast milk jaundice? What symptoms do infants show that have developed neonatal jaundice? What treatment methods are available?
What does lactose intolerance in newborns mean for breastfeeding? What are the signs of lactose intolerance in babies? Can breastfeeding cause lactose intolerance? And is it possible to continue breastfeeding despite diagnosed lactose intolerance?
Fidgeting, crying and angry pushing away from the breast. It is not uncommon for babies to go through phases during which they simply don’t want to hold still during breastfeeding. For new mothers, these phases are particularly stressful. Many then start to worry: “Why does my baby pull away and cry while breastfeeding?
Breast engorgement is a common breastfeeding problem that often arises during the first few days after birth. What causes breast engorgement? What are the symptoms? How to relieve engorged breasts?