Enjoy Your Birth

Go Mama!
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'I don't leave the house without this sign after a stranger really upset me' Going to the supermarket with her five-month-old son Victor was a very big deal for Monique.

For all the overdue mamas out there

It's sad theres so much pressure.
Surround yourself with lots of support when it comes to breastfeeding.

"With misty eyes I share this: I tried.

With everything in my soul, body and mind I tried. I tried to feed my baby from my breast. For 12 weeks I pumped, tried to manually express, I worked with 3 Lactation consultants, used 2 different breast pumps, fed at my breast with a supplemental feeder, tried every herb and medication available to help with Lactation, and fed you donor milk but in the end, breast was not the way for my child.

I literally never produced a drop. He now tops the charts for height and weight and it's all due to lovingly fed formula. I tried. With everything in my soul I tried."

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Read more: http://m.mother.ly/5BzKado

What I learned from spending 40 days at home after birth Kate chose to take part in the traditional practice of confinement, spending the time after her child's birth at home and delaying the pressure to 'get back to the world'.