The Lactational Amenorrhea Method (LAM) for postpartum contraception
I was so very fortunate enough to meet Prof. Miriam Labbok on a speaking tour I organised with the team from the Lactation Resource Centre for the Australian Breastfeeding Association in 2012. I was also very sad to hear that Miriam passed away earlier this year, 2016. Thank you for all you have done for the women of the world.
I share the following article for your information and continual sharing with your family, friends and colleagues.
How will I know when my baby is hungry and getting enough breastmilk?
It’s a common question, especially with first time Mums and their partners. In this current age of high-tech, it is difficult for many to get their head around not being able to see how much baby is ingesting.
Nature provides the best food for your baby. It is a live food, full of nutrients including carbohydrate, protein and fat as well as other essential ingredients.
Is there anything I need to do beforehand?
Much of the time I’ve found that breasts are often not a priority during pregnancy. Most women and practitioners are concerned about what’s happening mainly below the belt...
However, having your breasts and nipples checked, understanding how breastfeeding works and knowing who to reach out to are important factors towards successful breastfeeding...
What natural contraception choices do I have after birthing?
Perhaps you conceived easily, your pregnancy was planned and everything went smoothly...
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Perhaps you were taken by complete surprise..
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