Uniontown Hospital Resources
If your child is refusing to breastfeed, this may simply be a nursing strike. Learn more about nursing strikes and how to get beyond them.
Read More >It is possible for a nursing mother to consume a small amount of alcohol without harming her baby if you follow these guidelines.
Read More >Learn the difference between co-sleeping and bed-sharing and which is the best choice for breastfeeding mothers and babies.
Read More >Drugs can pass to a nursing baby through breast milk. Learn what to do if you are taking illegal drugs or any medication not prescribed by your doctor.
Read More >Engorgement is most common in the first few weeks of breastfeeding. Learn how to address the symptoms and successfully continue breastfeeding.
Read More >Fathers and other family members play an important role in breastfeeding and can provide support to both the breastfeeding mother and baby.
Read More >A plugged duct is a tender spot on the breast that has no fever.
Read More >Learn how to continue breastfeeding success when mom and/or baby are sick.
Read More >Learn techniques for pumping and safe storage of breastmilk.
Read More >Learn how to be successful with breastfeeding even after your baby begins teething or after experiencing a biting episode.
Read More >Learn how to care for sore nipples which can develop during breastfeeding.
Read More >Learn how to remain successful breastfeeding if your baby develops thrush.
Read More >Learn how to be successful with breastfeeding if your baby is born with a tongue tie and the options you have for treatment.
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