Bebe Confort Breastfeeding - Manual (Page 6)

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Breast pump, a precious help while
breastfeeding
Pumping your milk has many advantages and flexibility is one of them. Breast pumps are a great support during
breastfeeding but also a good way to extend this period.
• if your breasts are congested
• to relieve sore nipples
• to feed your baby who can’t directly be breastfed (premature, etc…)
• to empty your breast if baby isn’t hungry
• to create a milk storage along with breastfeeding
• to store milk in the freezer in case of an emergency
• to allow someone else to feed baby with your breast milk.
Going back to work
With a little organization and support from your close family, breastfeeding and going back to work can be
compatible. Here is an efficient method: use a manual or electric breast pump!
To make that transition even easier, start using the breast pump a few weeks be-
fore going back to work to start changing your habits. For example, during
breastfeeding, pump the milk of the free breast: it will save you some
time. You can also pump an hour after breastfeeding or when
baby eats less often or even when you feel the need to. Once
you pumped your milk, please read carefully the conservation
rules listed in the section “Store your milk”.
Once you’re back to work, try to keep a regular schedule:
pump your milk according to the feeding schedule your
baby was on. It is important to find a quiet, comfortable
and private place to pump your milk where you won’t
be interrupted. Contact your employer to find the
best and most appropriate place and to accom-
modate your schedule.
Transform your bebe confort conservation bottle
into a natural
comfort baby bottle
Designed by newborn experts, the Natural Comfort teat respects your baby’s natural
suction:
its unique asymmetrical and physiological shape reproduces the shape of
your breast to get as close as possible to breastfeeding.
This teat is easily accepted by 95% of babies,
even breastfed*.
Weaning
Your baby is growing up quickly and towards the end of the 4th month, milk isn’t enough to satisfy his nutritional
needs. It’s time to switch to new food, even though milk will stay the basis of his diet during the first year. During
the first few weeks of diversification, mashed vegetables or fruits will replace part of a bottle or breastfeeding.
Gradually, they will replace milk entirely.
Diversification occurs through different steps: at 4 months old, only a few fruits and vegetables suit your baby’s
diet. At 6 months old, baby will discover meat and fish and at 8 months old, baby will try starchy food. Every
child is different and you’ll naturally adapt yourself to your baby’s schedule!
If you have any question regarding your child’s nutrition, the best person to contact is your doctor or
pediatrician.
Who can I reach for help?
If you have any question while breastfeeding, don’t hesitate to contact your midwife or doctor: they will answer
your questions and reassure you. You can also contact the different organizations below to exchange informa-
tion with other moms and breastfeeding professionals:
World Health Organization (WHO)
http://www.who.int/en/
International Lactation Consultant Association
Breastfeeding and lactation professionals, who support and help you through your breastfeeding
project, listen and solve technical issues.
http://www.ilca.org/
La leche League
Support groups organized by volunteers representing a true moral support for moms seeking for
advice.
http://www.llli.org/
NATURAL COMFORT
ELECTRIC BREAST PUMP
ideal to pump your milk at work
Unique: hands free and discreet
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NATURAL COMFORT
MANUAL BREAST PUMP
Breastfeed naturally in comfort
2 modes : stimulation et milk expression
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