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Recently asked questions

Q. Is it ok to breastfeed whilst taking the contraceptive pill?

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Q. Will I be able to carry on breastfeeding my 1 year old at the same time as my new baby?

Q. Are there any foods I should avoid eating while I'm breastfeeding?

Q. Can I continue to breastfeed if myself and my baby have thrush? If I express milk whilst we have thrush, can I store and use this milk at a later date?

Expressing breast milk

Expressing breast milk is a great way to ensure that your baby still gets all of the important antibodies, enzymes, hormones and nutrients that breast milk provides when circumstances dictate that bottle-feeding is required. Rather than simply switching to formula, you can express breast milk in advance to ensure your baby is still getting breast milk without being directly breastfed. This can be useful for many reasons.

 

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Carolyn shares her perspective as a great grandma

 

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Rosie shares her thoughts on expressing breast milk

 

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07 April 2010
Laura shares her views on expressing breast milk

 

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