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Thursday, February 11th in Mullica Hill 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.
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Breastfeeding ResourcesBreastfeeding ResourcesThese 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 Breastfeeding.com www.breastfeeding.com Kellymom www.kellymom.com Stanford University’s School of Medicine Breastfeeding Page newborns.stanford.edu/Breastfeeding Specific InformationHas 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 JerseyLa 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
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