Dear Kathleen- on nipple damage healing and pumping
IBCLC and author Kathleen Huggins answers questions about thrush, nipple damage, and pumping to maintain supply while healing.
Dear Kathleen- Leakies ask an IBCLC
TLB friend and supporter, Kathleen Huggins, IBCLC and author of The Nursing Mothers’ Companion, answers questions about breastfeeding, bottle feeding, pumping, and relacating.
Pumping 201- working, exclusively pumping, volume, and weaning
In this article, we’ll look at pumping when you return to work or school and pumping exclusively, either by choice or for a health condition. Hopefully, these tips will help anyone facing these situations to successfully provide breastmilk for their child(ren). Just like before, if a certain situation applies or doesn’t apply to you, feel free to skip to or past it.
Pumping 101: who, what, when, where, and how – part 1
Going to be expressing your milk? Your options, selection a pump (if you need one), and pumping basics are covered by Star Rodriguiz, IBCLC, in this first part on Pumping 101.
