Working without Weaning: A working mother's guide to breastfeeding
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| Rating | : | 4.63 (719 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0977226867 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 299 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-12-26 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
"Excellent content; needed an editor" according to Mamma Ro. This is a fabulous book with tons of helpful info and I'm glad I bought it.Most of these types of books are written by stay-at-home moms (what working mom would have the extra time to write a book?!) so there are very few resources about breastfeeding and pumping once you're back at work. And yet, it's such a challenging thing to do, that I believe every working mama needs this kind of support.La Leche League wasn. Sarah Cipov said Great advice, tips, & info. As a 1st time mom there's a lot to learn. This book is very informative!. Fantastic Resource for Pumping Moms Amazon Customer I have read several breastfeeding books in an attempt to find one that can help through the transition back to work and this one is the best I've found! The author offers practical non-judgmental advice on how to both work and pump. The book can be read cover-to-cover, and it is that good, but can also be used like a reference book to read just the parts that are relevant to your needs.
Do you want to breastfeed your baby, but don't think you can because you have to go back to work? Are you concerned about the challenges of combining breastfeeding and a fulltime job? Working without Weaning describes in detail how you can work and still breastfeed your baby, with stories and advice from mothers who have been in your shoes. Working without Weaning gives you step by step guidance to help you work and continue to breastfeed, including how to talk to your boss about breastfeeding in a language they'll understand, figuring out the time and place to pump during the day, maintaining your milk supply when you are pumping, choosing the best pump for your needs, storing and feeding breastmilk from a bottle, getting enough rest when you have to work all day and baby all night, keeping balance in your life, supplementing without weaning, and most importantly, preserving your breastfeeding relationship with your baby when you are together.