Breastfeeding

Breastfeeding is different for every mum and baby, so it can take a while to find a routine and a comfortable position that suits you both. We regularly help mums with all sorts of questions about breastfeeding, from how often to feed to how to express milk, so remember you can always get in touch.

Signs that your baby is well fed

Generally, if your baby is feeding well, they will let go of your breast once they’re full. However, they may pause for a while during breastfeeding so give them time to decide whether they’ve had enough. Read more...

Helping with feeds

Having a new baby can definitely be a frustrating time – for you, because you've got such a big job to do, and for dads, because they feel a bit like a spare part. But there's actually quite a lot dads can do to help, even though they’re not the one with the on-tap milk supply! Read more...

Sore, cracked or bleeding nipples

Sore, cracked or bleeding nipples are usually a sign that your baby is not latched on properly, not feeding in the right position, or you could be using a breast pump incorrectly. Your midwife or doctor can help with your breastfeeding technique. Read more...