Seamstress & Tailor: Avent
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Non Clogging Sippy Cup
Asked by S.K. from Washington DC
on August 2, 2008
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Does anyone have a recommendation for a sippy cup whose valve doesn't clog with whole milk. My daughter has just begun to accept milk in a sippy cup but after the fir...
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- Weird! Never had that problem! Could it be the brand of milk maybe? (By the way, I like your name!) -S. K
- my cousins boy drinks whol milk from the cups with elmo on them. and those cheap ones at walmart now with clifford. they never get clogged. he use nuby too and the...
- My son really likes the cups w/ the straws. He is not a fan of the cups that you have to tip up. Plus the straws never clog.
A Few Breastfeeding Questions
Asked by A.S. from Montgomery
on May 7, 2010
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Hi Mommies,
I am expecting my first baby in June and I plan on breastfeeding, but had a couple of questions first. I come from a family of formula feeders and so t...
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- - I am a size g chest, and didn't have any problems feeding, other than getting used to the feeling, the first two weeks are a bit tough. - I got some nursing tan...
- A couple of other answers, although I did not succesfully bf my son for any duration. I had milk supply issues. - bf with a larger chest should not be an issue for ...
- A., Here are a few answers for your great list of questions. I've nursed 3 babies, and never had to supplement. Sometimes I think that if we assume we will need t...
Bottle Feed with Breast Milk
Asked by A.T. from New York
on June 22, 2009
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Hi, my baby was bottle feed in he hospital due to her jaundice & since, she does not latch on. She was 3 weeks early & I want to be sure she gets enough milk, so I pum...
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- Good for you pumping your milk! Your beautiful baby is getting way way more nutrients by having your milk than anything she could ever get from formula. There is bas...
- Breast Milk is ALWAYS better...but Mom has to eat healthy and continue to take her vitamins. Try going to www.breastfeeding.com for more information. <a href="ht...
- Pumping is the way to go, if your little one cannot seem to latch on. She's still getting all the nutrients she needs. However, be warned that it is a LOT of work an...
