BREASTFEEDING BASICS During Pregnancy Getting Started Breastfeeding Stages Just for Mom Just for Baby Just for Dad e-Library Q&A Series Podcasts Videos BREASTFEEDING TIPS Babies need about the same amount of milk per day at six weeks as six months. Once your supply is set at six weeks, you’re good to go! Q&A SERIES From "What should I eat when breastfeeding?" to "How long can my milk be stored?", the Q&A Series cover some of the most commonly asked questions in breastfeeding, breast pumping, and milk handling and storage. Simply click on the stock number of the PDF you wish to view or print. You may print and distribute as many copies as you like. No further permission is needed. Title English Spanish Sore Nipples and Engorgement 907915E 908986E Breastfeeding Q&A 907969E 910007E Holding Your Baby and Latching On 908809E 909962E Breastfeeding the Preterm Baby 908808E 909975E Making Milk for Your Baby 907975E 909976E Diet and Breastfeeding 908807E 910068E Dads and Breastfeeding 908811 26401001 Mastitis and Thrush 26401002 26401003 Jaundice and Breastfeeding 907917E 26401004 View the Breast Pumping Q&A Series. View the Milk Storage Q&A Series.

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