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What was the role of your partner in your breastfeeding journey?

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What was the role of your partner in your breastfeeding journey?
Pregnancy and the months after birth should be about joy and developing together every single day. We at Philips Avent believe that you as parents know best. Tell us how your partner helped you ease your breastfeeding journey and teach the young parents on how their journey can become more joyful.3 best comments will get ₹1000 voucher from Firstcry.#ParentYourWay
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Community User 3 years ago
He was very supportive and caring.
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vidushi soni Guardian of a 4 yr 5 m old girl 3 years ago
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Kaifi Suha Mom of a 4 yr 4 m old boy 3 years ago
During the birth, your role as a birth support partner is to give emotional and physical support and encouragement. You can help your partner by reminding her to breathe slowly, massaging her, and helping her to get more comfortable. Don't be surprised if she changes her mind a lot! During the postnatal period, most fathers helped with infant care, with more than three-quarters changing nappies, bathing, helping or supporting feeding, helping when the baby cried, playing with the baby and looking after the baby when the mother was out or at work. Tips for keeping your relationship alive after having your first...
Talk about it. One of the most important things to do when you have a baby is to keep talking about how you are feeling and if you feel angry, resentful or upset, tell your partner why. ...
Book a date night. ...
Show your appreciation. ...
Prioritise sleep.
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Mohammad saifi Father of 2 children 3 years ago
injoy for Dr set
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Mohammad saifi Father of 2 children 3 years ago
my son's r 1 and 3 years old he is much more happy and much more noty he is always injoy every moment but I cannot capture any moment but I m stil busy.
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tarannum Mom of 12 children 3 years ago
he always awake at night when i m feeding, i think this is the biggest support for me.
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Rashmi Kulkarni Mom of 2 children 3 years ago
He plays important role in my breastfeeding journey as having WFH so full time available for me n for baby and helping me to burp baby after each feeding.
Even burping is big task for new mom and this is a important help he gives me.. thanks dear husband 👨
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Rashmi Kulkarni Mom of 2 children 3 years ago
He plays important role in my breastfeeding journey as having WFH so full time available for me n for baby and helping me to burp baby after each feeding.
Even burping is big task for new mom and this is a important help he gives me.. thanks dear husband 👨
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Sumaya Mom of a 3 yr 9 m old girl 3 years ago
he always supports my back when I breast feed my baby
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Mamta Apotikar Mom of 3 children 3 years ago
At start Brest feeding was very tough for me as it was section he is always there for me whenever I feels bad o uncomfortable. He is strongest support for me always.
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What was the role of your partner in your breastfeeding journey?
Pregnancy and the months after birth should be about joy and developing together every single day. We at Philips Avent believe that you as parents know best. Tell us how your partner helped you ease your breastfeeding journey and teach the young parents on how their journey can become more joyful.3 best comments will get ₹1000 voucher from Firstcry.#ParentYourWay
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