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Using waterproof labels and ink, label each container with the date you expressed the breast milk. If you're storing expressed milk at your baby's child care ...
You might have questions, however, about what foods and drinks are best for you — and how your diet might affect your breast milk and your baby. Understand the ...
If you're not sure if a medication is safe while breastfeeding, pump, label and store expressed breast milk until you check with your health care provider. If ...
... breast milk or formula through a device that attaches to your breast. ... To protect your milk supply, pump each time your baby receives a bottle-feeding.
Breast milk contains the right balance of nutrients for your baby and boosts your baby's immune system. It's considered the gold standard for infant ...
Over time, drinking too much might cause the body to make less breast milk. Delay pumping or breastfeeding your baby two hours for each alcoholic drink you ...
Breast milk is easier to digest than is commercial formula, and the antibodies in breast milk boost your baby's immune system. Breastfeeding might even help you ...
To prevent engorgement and maintain your milk supply, pump milk as often as your baby used to breastfeed. You can feed the expressed milk to your baby with a ...
Stick with breast milk or formula. Breast milk is the ideal food for babies — with rare exceptions. If breastfeeding isn't possible, use infant formula. Healthy ...
Fully drain the milk from your breasts while breastfeeding. Let your baby empty one breast all the way before switching to the other breast during feeding.
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