Tips for Breastfeeding in Summer
Well it’s been a long time between posts, so I thought that the start of a new year is a great time to get things rolling again! Now the warm weather is well and truely here, I thought some tips for breastfeeding in summer might come in handy. As a mum of two summer babies in QLD, the heat can present challenges!
So what your best tip for breastfeeding in summer? I’ll start off
1. Drink plenty of water and stay hydrated. Have a glass of water before a feed and then always have a glass by your side during a feeding session.
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gillygirl :: Jan.14.2008 :: Uncategorized :: 2 Comments »
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2. Fans or airconditioning - It’s hard to keep cool with a little heat pack pressed up against your body, so make sure you are somewhere cool before you feed!
3. A midwife gave me this tip. When it gets really hot and sticky, jump in a tepid bath and breastfeed. It will help cool you and a hot and cranky baby to settle too. Great if you don’t have air-con!