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But, The Baby Sleep Site offers plenty of helpful sleep information if you would like a gentle approach to helping your breastfed baby sleep better. A little more about The Baby Sleep site: The Baby Sleep Site® (The Baby Sleep Site) is owned and operated by Nicole Johnson, a baby and toddler sleep coach, and the mother of two young boys. The sleep consultants at the The Baby Sleep Site will work with you to make sure you are always within your comfort zone, and apply gentle methods for helping your baby or toddler sleep. If you are looking for gentle guidance on how to help your breastfed baby sleep better, along with tons of useful sleep information, community, e-books, chats with sleep experts, and more I recommend checking out The Baby Sleep Site and especially the members only area.

The truth about breastfeeding and pregnancy In most healthy pregnancies it is perfectly safe to continue breastfeeding. With my third pregnancy I was also still breastfeeding and this time my son kept nursing throughout the entire pregnancy By this time my OB was completely on board with it and her only recommendation was to eat enough calories for breastfeeding and pregnancy, which was about 600 more calories than when not pregnant a day. In most cases it is completely safe to breastfeeding during pregnancy, and you do not need to stop breastfeeding.

Boppy now calls their pillow the Boppy® Classic Feeding and Infant Support Pillow, and recommends it for more than just nursing: • Both nursing pillow and Boppy pillow cover are machine washable because little messes happen Boppy does also have a newer product (compared to when I had my first baby) called the Boppy® Best Latch™ Breastfeeding Pillow: • Unique design with two distinct surfaces – one firm for newborn latch success and one soft to meet your needs while your baby grows The Boppy pillow is well worth the purchase and it probably is one of the best, if the not the best, nursing pillows I have ever used.

That’s why your photographer will likely set the session for mid-morning to early afternoon. If there are specific props you’d like to use (a family heirloom or sentimental hand-me-down blanket, for instance) let your photographer know beforehand, as it helps with planning the shots. Don’t be afraid to let your photographer in on any little cute quirks or habits your baby has already developed which might up the “Ah! Be prepared for nappy changes, blanket changes, feeding, cuddle time and anything else baby might need to relax and be comfortable.