fingers crossed, Helen

its realy good hearing what every1 has 2 say bout not getting enough support. i feed all my children myself and was very lucky not 2 have any problems apart from thrush and mastitis which is very painful.
i just had interview for uni in the hope 2 do midwifery and they asked me what i c myself doing if i get in and pass the course. my reply was working in he hospital setting but that i'd also like 2 do breastfeeding classes. i did state i didn't know how available these were but by the sounds of it i think they r very much needed.

I didn't know what to do or expect with my first baby. However, the nurses at the hospital were wonderful and helped the baby latch on. Even hubby helped me tremendously too.

Breastfeeding both of my children was a very special time, yet it was very time consuming. I felt like a couch potato and a never-ending feeding machine for the longest time, especially with my second.