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Overactive letdown and oversupply
Laura Howells Laura Howells

Overactive letdown and oversupply

Having oversupply is painful, it often means waking up in the night to empty your breast/chest even if your baby is sleeping peacefully. With overactive letdown, few parents experience as painful directly but it can be very challenging for the baby to manage and they may learn that having a shallow latch is safer for their airway which in turn leads to painful breastfeeding/chestfeeding and decrease in supply.

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ANPA: Engorgment/latch difficult
Laura Howells Laura Howells

ANPA: Engorgment/latch difficult

Sometimes engorgement can make at-the-breast/chestfeeding a challenge. The breast/chest may be too tight to latch onto easily or, depending on your & your baby's anatomy may make getting the signal to start sucking to the right place in the mouth a challenge.

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3 home remedies for treating your baby’s oral thrush
Laura Howells Laura Howells

3 home remedies for treating your baby’s oral thrush

We have Candida all over and in our bodies, including in our mouths. Only when there's an overgrowth of the Candida population that it becomes an issue. An imbalance in the immune system, an immature immune system, and/or a disruption in the balance of the bacteria populations are the most common causes of the development of thrush

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How to get a good latch
Laura Howells Laura Howells

How to get a good latch

Getting a good latch helps breastfeeding andchestfeeding parents to transfer milk successfully and avoid pain. Knowing when to get lactation support can help you meet your goals.

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