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Sometimes words are not enough. These short videos offer practical support with breastfeeding, bottle-feeding and guidance on understanding your baby
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Breast engorgement– what is it and what can you do?
Breast fullness, also known as engorgement, may occur when your milk “comes in”, usually 2–4 days after birth. Here you can find advice on how to reduce breast engorgement and ease any associated discomfort.
Flat nipple due to breast engorgement – what can you do?
Your nipple may become flattened if your breast is very full or engorged. In this case, using reverse pressure softening (RPS), gently applying pressure around the base of the nipple, and stimulating the breast by hand before feeding can help the nipple protrude. Watch the video to see how to do this.
Signs your baby is getting enough milk
Key signs to look for when checking that your baby is getting enough milk.