most recent 30 from http://moms4mom.com 2010-09-08T01:39:47Z http://moms4mom.com/feeds/tag/nursing http://www.creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/2.5/rdf http://moms4mom.com/questions/5538/my-5-month-old-suddenly-hates-nursing Kelloggs 2010-07-17T11:46:45Z 2010-09-03T13:21:42Z

<p>I'm fairly confident that my 5 month old is teething as he has a constant flow of drool and is chewing on everything lately. He's also pretty fussy. </p> <p>What worries me is that he suddenly hate nursing. I work away from home Monday through Thursday, during which he takes a bottle. On these days he breastfeeds in the morning and evening without problem. However, on Fridays and the weekends he refuses to nurse during the day. He screams and cries if I try to breastfeed him. </p> <p>Is this common when a baby is teething?</p>

http://moms4mom.com/questions/1264/breast-feeding-vs-pumping-and-bottling-breast-milk dreamerisme 2009-10-17T03:17:24Z 2010-04-18T01:52:17Z

<p>I have done some reading about breast feeding and would like some advice from women who have tried it both ways. With my first daughter we could not get the latch right and I resorted to pumping during week 1. I was able to produce a decent amount and things went well for the 3-4 weeks I was able to give her breast milk. Due to medical reasons on her part I was unable to conitnue with my milk and we had to change her over to hyper calorie formula to get her to grow (she has heart disease). I have had some people tell me that you can't pump and feed for very long as your milk supply will dwindle. I never found pumping to be a hassle and would gladly do it again for my next baby if I had to. I would really like to get the latch right next time and be able to feed right from the breast but if I can't, does anyone know if you can successfully pump for 6 months to a year? Has anyone used both methods?</p>

http://moms4mom.com/questions/4270/what-can-a-nursing-mom-take-for-a-cold Matthew Jones 2010-02-12T04:49:46Z 2010-02-12T20:07:06Z

<p>My wife is coming down with a cold that our son gave her. She is going to be home alone with the baby and would like to take something to help alleviate the cold. We have nyquil but are pretty sure that would be bad for the baby. So, what cold remedies can she take?</p>

http://moms4mom.com/questions/2350/hungry-baby-wont-nurse-in-the-evening Fun2Dream 2009-11-12T12:56:54Z 2009-11-14T21:21:29Z

<p>My 3 1/2 month old is clearly hungry in the evenings but will not nurse. This lasts from about 7-9 or 10 pm every night. I've begun to pump and give her a bottle (the only one she gets during the day), but now my supply in the evening has plummeted. I'm not sure what came first- the low supply or the not wanting to nurse. Any suggestions for increasing my supply just in the evenings and/or for getting my baby to nurse?</p>

http://moms4mom.com/questions/449/popular-nursing-bras Sabrina 2009-09-28T17:33:22Z 2009-11-13T04:37:56Z

<p>I thought it would be nice to compile a list of popular nursing bra's. I had a very hard time finding one that I really liked. I've found that many of my friends were having the same issues.</p>