Breastfeeding | Lansinoh

Your baby (or babies!) has arrived and you have decided to breastfeed. The closeness shared between you and your baby during this process is magical. Good luck in your breastfeeding journey. Our goal is to provide you with answers, support and products you need to make this a great experience for you and your baby.

What to Expect as a Breastfeeding Mom

Every baby is different! And every mom's experience with her newborn is unique. While no two babies are alike, the following typical feeding routines should let you know what to expect, help you recognize the ranges of normal, and give you guidance about when to seek help from a healthcare provider.

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Breastfeeding 101 - is baby hungry?

As you care for your newborn, you'll develop a bond, and start to understand "what's normal" and what's not, with your baby. Eating properly is a big part of this, which I'll cover today in Breastfeeding 101.

Pumping Basics

Pumping is a great idea for a breastfeeding mom, whether you're going back to work or need milk for an occasional bottle.

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Choosing a Pump

With many options and choices available, selecting a breast pump can be an overwhelming experience for the new or expecting mom. It would be helpful for you to determine in advance if you are going to be pumping on occasion or on a daily basis, and do the research, as not all pumps are created equal.

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Storing Breastmilk

It is important to store your breastmilk in a place that is sanitary and safe. If you are pumping and storing your breastmilk at work in a common refrigerator, make sure you label it with your name or put it in a bag so it is not mistaken for regular milk.

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Introducing Solids

Breastmilk is all your baby needs until at least six months of age. Many health organizations recommend that babies be exclusively breastfed (no cereal, juice or other foods) for the first 6 months. But after your baby is 6 months, you may want to start exploring solids.

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Tips For Dads

When it comes to breastfeeding, some may assume that dad plays no role or has little influence on the feeding process. However, while mom is physically responsible for breastfeeding, dad's behavior can either support or undermine the success of breastfeeding.

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Ask the Experts

Find answers to some common questions about breastfeeding from our International Board Certified Lactation Consultant and Counselor.

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