what is the best breastfeeding advice you've gotten?

Trust your body. I use to have horrible anxiety that he wasn't eating enough until someone told me to trust my body baby and your body work together. If he is hungry he will let you know and for some reason it clicked and I started trusting my body and my baby more

And I think he was happier because I wasn't constantly stressed and I produced more milk 👍🏻😀

Don't give up. And try different positions.

When baby is latched, make sure their ears and shoulders are lined together.. it's hard for a baby to drink/swallow with their head sideways

enjoy the bonding you only have a nursling for a short time and soon it'll be a memory

Don't be afraid to use a nipple shield if you're ever having troubles latching! I've used one for almost 8 weeks, and weaning her off isn't difficult at all. The only time I NEED to use it now is if she's screaming and too upset to take my breast. It actually also helped us introduce a bottle easier because of the similarity between the shield and a bottle, which means Mommy and Daddy can go out on a date and not have to worry about baby freaking out because she has to eat from a bottle instead of Mommy's boob 😍

thanks yall! all of this helps