So your partner can’t nurse? No worries! There are lots of ways to involve your partner in breastfeeding. More in week 31.
So your partner can’t nurse? No worries! There are lots of ways to involve your partner in breastfeeding. More in week 31.
All leading medical organizations recommend breastfeeding as the optimal way to feed your baby, and so many reasons exist as to why this is a baby’s perfect first food. But are you worried about your partner feeling left out if you nurse? Rest assured that there are so many ways they can be involved other than directly feeding, such as supporting your decision to bringing baby to you for evening feeds, and bonding with your baby in other ways. If they seem hesitant, make sure to include them in a breastfeeding class so they can get their questions answered and feel ready to help out when the time comes.
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Reviewed by Dr. Jen Lincoln, April 2020
Am told dat my due date is 5th of March, so is it a most day d baby arrive day 5th or before 5th pls I need to knw
Hi Oby, I’m not sure if I understand your question, but your due date is a (really good!) estimation of when your baby will arrive. Only a small percentage of babies are actually born on their due date, but usually are pretty close to it! Good luck!