Breastfeeding Doesnâ t Need to Suck shows mothers how to navigate their breastfeeding journey while also caring for their mental health.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Preface Acknowledgments Part I: The Fundamentals Chapter 1: A Primer on Breastfeeding Chapter 2: The Five I’s of New Motherhood Chapter 3: Breastfeeding: Learned or Instinctual? Chapter 4: Breastfeeding and Your Mental Health Part II: Positioning, Latch, and Nipple Pain Chapter 5: Baby on Your Breast: Positioning, Attachment, and Biological Nurturing Chapter 6: Sore Nipples and Engorgement Part III:Milk Production: How it Works and How to Spot Difficulties Chapter 7: Making Milk: How You Can Know Your Baby Is Getting Enough Chapter 8: Delayed Lactogenesis II and Insufficient Milk Supply Part IV: Sleep and Nighttime Feeding Chapter 9: Breastfeeding, Sleep, and Mental Health Chapter 10: Bedsharing and Infant Sleep Location Part V: Finding Breastfeeding Support Chapter 11: Family and Community Support Chapter 12: Hospital, Health Care Provider, and Lactation Consultant Support Chapter 13: What Postpartum Support Could Be Part VI: Caring for Your Mental Health Chapter 14: Postpartum Mood Disorders and D-MER Chapter 15: Breastfeeding After a Traumatic Birth Experience Chapter 16: Breastfeeding After Childhood Abuse, Adversities, and Sexual Assault Part VII: Moving Beyond the Early Days Chapter 17: Employment and the Breastfeeding Mother Chapter 18: When Feeding at the Breast Isn't an Option References Index About the Author
Preface Acknowledgments Part I: The Fundamentals Chapter 1: A Primer on Breastfeeding Chapter 2: The Five I’s of New Motherhood Chapter 3: Breastfeeding: Learned or Instinctual? Chapter 4: Breastfeeding and Your Mental Health Part II: Positioning, Latch, and Nipple Pain Chapter 5: Baby on Your Breast: Positioning, Attachment, and Biological Nurturing Chapter 6: Sore Nipples and Engorgement Part III:Milk Production: How it Works and How to Spot Difficulties Chapter 7: Making Milk: How You Can Know Your Baby Is Getting Enough Chapter 8: Delayed Lactogenesis II and Insufficient Milk Supply Part IV: Sleep and Nighttime Feeding Chapter 9: Breastfeeding, Sleep, and Mental Health Chapter 10: Bedsharing and Infant Sleep Location Part V: Finding Breastfeeding Support Chapter 11: Family and Community Support Chapter 12: Hospital, Health Care Provider, and Lactation Consultant Support Chapter 13: What Postpartum Support Could Be Part VI: Caring for Your Mental Health Chapter 14: Postpartum Mood Disorders and D-MER Chapter 15: Breastfeeding After a Traumatic Birth Experience Chapter 16: Breastfeeding After Childhood Abuse, Adversities, and Sexual Assault Part VII: Moving Beyond the Early Days Chapter 17: Employment and the Breastfeeding Mother Chapter 18: When Feeding at the Breast Isn't an Option References Index About the Author
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