by Katie Wickham | Jan 13, 2017 | Breastfeeding, Parenting
Don’t Bite the Boob that Feeds You! Don’t Bite the Boob that Feeds You! “My son bit me last night; I guess it’s time to wean.” “I see teeth coming; you can’t keep breastfeeding can you?” In most cases, Moms will see Baby’s new teeth but won’t feel them; somehow Baby...
by Katie Wickham | Jul 28, 2014 | Breastfeeding, Parenting
Summer is here and with it, the nice warm weather and you want to be outside enjoying it! Here are some tips for staying cool while breastfeeding in the summer heat. Choose your location: Find a nice shaded area under a tree, awning or umbrella. Areas in the shade...
by Katie Wickham | Dec 19, 2013 | Breastfeeding, Parenting
Something I see new Moms and Dads struggle with is how long a baby needs to feed at the breast to be full, satisfied and thrive. I have heard all different numbers from my clients: 10 minutes each side, 20 minutes each side, 30 minutes one side. None of these times...
by Katie Wickham | Aug 9, 2013 | Breastfeeding, Parenting
The Newborn’s Stomach I see many new families in the hospital, breastfeeding clinic, and in their homes with my private practice, and I hear many common questions. One of the recurring themes comes across in statements like “my baby can’t be getting very much” or “my...
