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Struggling with Breastfeeding? Let’s Clear Up some of the Confusion

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We dive deep into common breastfeeding misconceptions that leave mothers feeling confused and inadequate, providing evidence-based facts to empower new parents on their feeding journey. The episode tackles seven persistent myths about breastfeeding and offers practical guidance for navigating challenges with confidence.
• Breastfeeding is a learned skill, not an instinct – 92% of moms face challenges in the first week
• Breast size has absolutely no impact on milk production capacity
• Frequent feeding and cluster feeding are normal behaviors, not signs of insufficient milk supply
• C-section births present unique challenges but don't prevent successful breastfeeding
• While breast milk contains unique components, formula is a safe, healthy option for babies who need it
• Working mothers can continue breastfeeding through pumping, partial nursing, or adjusted feeding schedules
• Initial discomfort is common when breastfeeding begins, but persistent pain requires professional evaluation
If you found this episode helpful, please share it with a friend or leave a review, and keep nurturing your beautiful journey of motherhood.
🎙 Thanks for Tuning into Tend & Befriend!

🌿 Learn More & Work With Me:
💻 Visit Website for my birth course, resources, and to book a session with me.

📲 Stay Connected:
📷 Instagram: @deborahthedoula
📘 Facebook: @deborahthedoula
💡 Loved this episode? Subscribe, leave a review, and share it with someone who needs it!

🔗 Find all links here: Our website

I hope to talk to you soon!!

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Struggling with Breastfeeding? Let’s Clear Up some of the Confusion (00:00:00)

2. Podcast Introduction (00:00:08)

3. Breastfeeding Myths Overview (00:00:38)

4. Myth: Breastfeeding is Instinctual (00:00:56)

5. Myth: Breast Size Affects Milk Production (00:01:37)

6. Myth: Frequent Feeding Means Low Supply (00:01:39)

7. Myth: C-Sections Prevent Breastfeeding (00:02:17)

8. Myth: Formula vs. Breast Milk Debate (00:02:45)

9. Myth: Breastfeeding Shouldn't Hurt (00:03:36)

10. Myth: Working Mothers Can't Breastfeed (00:03:38)

11. Episode Closing and Encouragement (00:04:27)

28 episodes

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Manage episode 475873300 series 3657885
Content provided by Deborah Herritt Koumoutsidis. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Deborah Herritt Koumoutsidis or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://podcastplayer.com/legal.

"Let us know what you think about this episode"

We dive deep into common breastfeeding misconceptions that leave mothers feeling confused and inadequate, providing evidence-based facts to empower new parents on their feeding journey. The episode tackles seven persistent myths about breastfeeding and offers practical guidance for navigating challenges with confidence.
• Breastfeeding is a learned skill, not an instinct – 92% of moms face challenges in the first week
• Breast size has absolutely no impact on milk production capacity
• Frequent feeding and cluster feeding are normal behaviors, not signs of insufficient milk supply
• C-section births present unique challenges but don't prevent successful breastfeeding
• While breast milk contains unique components, formula is a safe, healthy option for babies who need it
• Working mothers can continue breastfeeding through pumping, partial nursing, or adjusted feeding schedules
• Initial discomfort is common when breastfeeding begins, but persistent pain requires professional evaluation
If you found this episode helpful, please share it with a friend or leave a review, and keep nurturing your beautiful journey of motherhood.
🎙 Thanks for Tuning into Tend & Befriend!

🌿 Learn More & Work With Me:
💻 Visit Website for my birth course, resources, and to book a session with me.

📲 Stay Connected:
📷 Instagram: @deborahthedoula
📘 Facebook: @deborahthedoula
💡 Loved this episode? Subscribe, leave a review, and share it with someone who needs it!

🔗 Find all links here: Our website

I hope to talk to you soon!!

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Struggling with Breastfeeding? Let’s Clear Up some of the Confusion (00:00:00)

2. Podcast Introduction (00:00:08)

3. Breastfeeding Myths Overview (00:00:38)

4. Myth: Breastfeeding is Instinctual (00:00:56)

5. Myth: Breast Size Affects Milk Production (00:01:37)

6. Myth: Frequent Feeding Means Low Supply (00:01:39)

7. Myth: C-Sections Prevent Breastfeeding (00:02:17)

8. Myth: Formula vs. Breast Milk Debate (00:02:45)

9. Myth: Breastfeeding Shouldn't Hurt (00:03:36)

10. Myth: Working Mothers Can't Breastfeed (00:03:38)

11. Episode Closing and Encouragement (00:04:27)

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