When I was pregnant and searching for what products I needed one name kept coming up, and that was Lansinoh.
Lansinoh’s comprehensive range of products has been designed to help mothers with all aspects of breastfeeding and to make the experience as easy and stress free as possible
I have some Lansinoh goodies for one reader to win, these are:
A Manual Breast Pump rrp £24.95
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Lansinoh Latch Assist rrp £.799
Lansinoh Lanolin Cream rrp £9.95
To enter tell me what your best breast feeding tip is by leaving a comment below with your name and/or twitter id*
Lansinoh want to contact the winner after they have received the prizes to see how they got on with the products. By entering this competition you are agreeing for them to contact you.
The closing date is Midnight Sunday 31st October
A winner will be chosen at random.
Good Luck
NM X
* Open to residents of the UK only
* No cash alternative offered
* You must leave a name
My tip for breastfeeding is to take each day as it comes. It is hard work but very rewarding once you get the hang of it. @lauracymft
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ReplyDeleteAbsolutely agree with Laura but not just each day at a time sometimes it has to be each feed at a time! That is what got me through the first 6 weeks of cluster feeding all night long!
ReplyDeleteAlso for sore nipples I found expressing a little milk and rubbing it in after every feed helped ease them far more than any creams :)
@soniathorpe
First, please do not be discouraged if breastfeeding doesn't go smoothly to begin with.
ReplyDeleteIn the first days after the baby is born it is so easy to start panicking that you don't have enough milk, but don't be pressurised by the hospital nurses into formula-feeding.
Also Holle nursing tea is an excellent product for breastfeeding Mums. It helped me to have a more established and constant milk flow, and it also very pleasant.
When my boy was tiny I was keen to breastfeed in public as early as possible so I wouldn't panic about doing it! I bought a hooded cotton scarf from American Apparel which not only looked pretty cool, but was wide and shielded baby boy from view whilst feeding - if there were any 'leaking' incidents I could always position the scarf to cover them up too! I also took my Mum with me for moral support on the first few public feeds... @superluckydi
ReplyDeleteKeep trying - don't give up! It does get easier and if there are hiccups along the way, still keep going.
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