Do u loose weight fast when u breast feed? And what are other moms opinions on breast feeding I wanted to so bad but she wouldn't latch but I went to her first check up and the Dr gave me a nipple shield and now she can I'm so excited lol I wanted to breast feed with my first two but no one told me about nipple shields
I always loose weight fast cause I breastfeed all my babies for about 6 months
I lost weight SO fast breastfeeding . Never had to alter my diet or anything, I got back to my pre pregnancy weight super fast. Other pros include 1. Not having to buy expensive formula 2. Not having to carry formula , water ,and a bottle everywhere you go 3. Healthy baby weight gain 4. Breastmilk helps build stronger defenses from sickness :)
I'm not planning to breast feed but would you ladies recommend breast feeding for the first time or straight onto bottles? Everyone keeps telling me different and I need advice! 😓
🗣BREAST FEEDING MOMMIES : what’s the best thing to use on your nipples to protect them would you say nipple cream if so what kind ? Or would you keep it more natural and use something like coconut oil ? Trying to be completely prepared with everything I need for breast feeding !! also does nipple shields work great if baby has a hard time latching only answer this question if you actually used them before
I just absolutely love some women on here! Some woman wants to write on another women's post telling her she shouldn't be having sex at all in the beginning of pregnancy. I didn't know she was her doctor. Then she wants to tell me that the first trimester is only 1-9 weeks pregnant. And she lost her baby at 4 weeks pregnant due to sex. Like sweetie that's your period starting!
Breast feeding is a full time job I really want to give up already 😢
Will your Mom be in the delivery room?
My mom made it sound like she was gonna be in the delivery room when I give birth, and quite frankly, I would just like it to be me and my fiancé. It's our first, and I want to share that special moment with just him. I don't want to hurt her feelings, and I know this is something she would really like to be a part of. So I feel bad telling her no.
If you look into the science of it all: you're going to burn six times as many calories (on average) as a mother who isn't breastfeeding. However, Breastfeeding women crave more food. So, as long as you're still eating a normal amount that's good for your age and body type, then yes: you will burn more calories resulting in weight loss.
But, I think every single person is different. I gained 60lbs with my pregnancy, and lost it all by the time she was one year old. But, had I breastfed, maybe I would have lost it faster. Who knows!