The repetitive tasks of having a new baby and the way they carry over from daytime to night can cause time to blur. Don't be surprised if you find yourself asking if it's actually Groundhog Day. Perhaps that’s the most difficult part of having a newborn, feeling like the “newborn fog” will never fade.
Have you seen the photos of breastmilk in varying colors floating around the internet? These photos claim an immune response in the mother’s milk.
We know that breastmilk alone is sufficient for a baby for the first six months of life. That’s because a mother’s milk is dynamic - meaning it is always changing - adjusting it’s composition to compensate for the baby’s current needs as he or she grows and develops.
So, not only does your baby “tell” you how much milk she needs, how often, and what her nutritional needs are, she is also relaying a message about her immune status.
Hey moms! Meet your new breast friend: the Zomee Breast Pump!
If you haven’t heard about the Zomee Breast Pump yet, we want to change that. It’s the only hospital grade pump you’ll find that can fit in the palm of your hand - pretty impressive!
Ask any breastfeeding mama about her list of fears, and we bet “mastitis” would rank near the top for most.
Mastitis is an infection of the breast tissue, but the worst part is it’s known for making you feel like you’ve been run over by the Flu Bus. YUCK. For women who are breastfeeding, mastitis is caused by a clogged duct which can occur when the breast isn’t being completely emptied - either by your baby or by a breast pump.
Keep reading for more tips on dealing with mastitis!
