Class Schedule

We are currently not schuleding group classes as our private prenatal classes and consults seem to be most popular. If you are interested in a group class please contact me as early in your pregnancy as possible and we will try and put one together. Visit our class page to find out how to schedule the class you want in our location or yours.

Breastfeeding Facts
The first six weeks after the baby is born is a time for new moms to rest, recover and learn about their new baby. When offers of help are given by friends and family, new moms should accept all good offers.

Every day a different fact. Check back often!

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Breastfeeding Resources

Breastfeeding Resources

These resources are not meant to subsitute for professional breastfeeding help. If you spend time trying to find simple help to a problem with your newborn things tend to become more complicated every day. If you are unsure if you really need to speak with or see a Lactation Consultant for you question give Karen at call at 609-560-2218 and discuss it or use our email form. Time tends to make simple breastfeeding problems harder to resolve. Enjoy your baby by getting the right help today. Read more on this.

Print our Ten Tips for Getting Breastfeeding Started

General Breastfeeding Questions

La Leche League International - www.llli.org
The leading source for breastfeeding information and support for over 50 years.

Breastfeeding.com www.breastfeeding.com

Kellymom  www.kellymom.com

Stanford University’s School of Medicine Breastfeeding Page  newborns.stanford.edu/Breastfeeding
Great videos on hand expression and using hand expression with a breastpump to increase milk,

Specific Information

Has a doctor, lactation consultant or other health care professional told you  that your baby may have a tongue-tie or tight frenulum?  You need to learn more.  www.brianpalmerdds.com/frenum.htm

Having multiple babies at one time - www.karengromada.com

ProMom’s 101 Reasons to Breastfeed  www.promom.org/101

Support and Advocacy in New Jersey

La Leche League of New Jersey  www.lalecheleaguenj.org

The New Jersey Breastfeeding Task Force  www.breastfeedingnj.org

New Jersey Public Breastfeeding Law  www.breastfeedingnj.org/publicbreastfeed.htm


Find Out if you Qualify for WIC in New Jersey
WIC can provide you with supplemental food for yourself when you are pregnant and breastfeeding and supplemental food for children up to the age of five. Your local WIC agency can also provide you with Breastfeeding Education, Help and Support.


Our Other Site

South Jersey Babies has lots of great articles on pregnancy, breastfeeding, childbirth and babies.

It also showcases local businesses and other ways to get great baby products.

Surf on by for a visit.

 

 

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