Enjoying Breastfeeding? 
Learn How to Keep
Nursing For a Year!

Dear Fellow Breastfeeding Enthusiast,

You have a new little one in your arms and want so badly to give him the best. You've made it through the first days and weeks of breastfeeding and want to keep going for that first year. But... you're inundated with stories from friends and relatives who had to stop nursing before they were ready.

Do any of these stories sound familiar?

"I wanted to keep breastfeeding but I kept getting plugged ducts and had to quit. I really miss nursing though." (Plugged ducts can be treated at home and don't have to lead to weaning. Help is on the way!)

"My milk just went away when my baby turned 8 months old... I felt so sad about it." (I'll explain what really happened to this Mom and how you can prevent it from happening to you.)

"Pumping at work was just too hard, and my family wasn't all that supportive either." (We have pumping tips from moms who have been there... and how to get family support that is so crucial too.)

You Need Mom-Tested, Tried and True Breastfeeding Help
From The Real Experts -
Breastfeeding Moms!

The American Academy of Pediatrics encourages Moms to nurse their babies for one year for optimal health. You're committed to making that happen, and I know what it means to you to meet that goal. But it can be confusing or overwhelming to hear conflicting information, experience a lack of support or just plain old have challenges and not know how to address them.

These tips can help you have the breastfeeding experience you want, one that w

ill leave you with no regrets or sadness about how things turned out for you. You'll learn the following and more: 

• One thing you can do that will increase by 67% the likelihood of you nursing for at least 6 months - and it has nothing to do with you or your baby! AND it takes less than an hour. :)

• How to deal with your Mother (or Mother in Law!) and get her to support your choices, even if she didn't breastfeed her babies

• How to solve common breastfeeding challenges and prevent them before they start - things like plugged ducts, mastitis, biting babies, milk supply issues, and more at home 

• How to seek out breastfeeding help if challenges arise. (The answer may surprise you, not everyone who calls themselves a breastfeeding counselor understands how breastfeeding works.)
  

• Tips that will help you combine working outside the home and breastfeeding or, "making peace with your pump" 101
  

• Inspirational stories, helpful advice and just "been there, done thats" from other breastfeeding Moms just like you.

 Help is on the way! The Happy Breastfeeder is an 89 page instantly downloadable ebook.

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All the best,

Carrie Lauth

P.S. Breastfeeding is supposed to be enjoyable, but it doesn't always come naturally to every mom and baby. If you want to enjoy breastfeeding your baby with all the benefits it provides, knowledge and support will get you there.

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