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I’m Living My Breast Life

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On the eve of the pop star baby boom while many focus on the delivery of these babies, I thought it pertinent to discuss some post-delivery considerations. Specifically, what is that baby gonna EAT?

There are some common misconceptions about breastfeeding that I want to address and I will also offer tips for success.

Myth #1: Breastfeeding will change how your breasts look. Newsflash: Pregnancy does that, sis. Your nipples get bigger. Your milk ducts change the architecture of the breasts. Once you go preg, they never go back. You might as well use them.

Myth #2: The baby is still hungry before your milk comes in. Well, the volume of colostrum, which is the stuff your breasts make for the baby for the days prior to milk, is much less…

Please read original article I’m Living My Breast Life posted on Healthy Black Girls on 3 August 2018 | 9:11 pm —

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