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What were the challenges in your breastfeeding journey and how did you overcome it?

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 about the problems you faced in your breastfeeding journey and how did you overcome it? In the process, also teach the young parents on how their journey can become more joyful. #ParentYourWay3 best comments to get Rs. 1000 vouchers from Firstcry.

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Soma Mom of a 6 yr 8 m old boy 3 years ago

Engorgement is when your breasts feel very full and may be painful and sometimes worry about whether they are making enough milk for baby

alpna Expecting Mom due in 2 months 3 years ago

first thing was how to hold my baby to feed him in a proper way. The challenge was overcomed by using feeding pillow to make the proper position.

Sonia Anand Mom of a 4 yr 3 m old boy 3 years ago

breastfeeding is not tough its very closely bonding in mother and infant my breastfeed experience is very beautiful time. i feed my baby over 10 months.

Bhavani govind gorrela Mom of a 3 yr 9 m old girl 3 years ago

breast feeding is a challenge to every mother. It is useful for strong bonding between mother and child . my child suffered from mouth infection at her 18 days after birth she can't even suck. 3 days I fed her with spoon .she recovered soon but another problem she can't get milk from her mother as she stopped latching for 3 days I felt very sad and even broke in to tears.my mom gave me some suggestions like taking iron rich food , green leafy vegetables and having milk thrice a day I followed them strictly .till now I never fed my daughter with bottle again.

Geeta Mom of a 8 yr 7 m old girl 3 years ago

sometimes you dont have enough milk. in that case first try to drink saunf water to increase your milk.. and if that doesn"t work then let your baby sip some of your milk and as soon as she/he sleeps, try bottle milk.. but bottle milk should be avoided if possible..