Muriel Ighmouracéne - A kisbabám szoptatása

Should I breastfeed my child? - this question arises in every mother during pregnancy. Although 50% of expectant mothers breastfeed their babies, even today the perception of breastfeeding is not clear and free of prejudices.

Organized according to the baby's developmental stages, this guide covers the period from pregnancy to weaning, and the author tries to provide accurate, unbiased answers to the questions that arise.

I'm expecting a baby: What if I don't have enough milk? It will hurt? Who can I contact if I need help?

I'm going to give birth: Will you accept my breast? How do I know if I've eaten enough? What should I do if my nipples are sore?

Breastfeeding in everyday life: Will breastfeeding hurt when your teeth are coming? I'm shy, how should I breastfeed in public? My baby falls asleep on my breast...

Weaning: When should you start weaning? Is it possible to breastfeed despite returning to work?

The book thoroughly covers all of the above topics, both practical (finding the right breastfeeding position, preventing nipple injuries, going through weaning, etc.) and psychological (other people's eyes, fear that we are not good enough mothers, relationship with the baby, the father place in breastfeeding, etc.) from a point of view.

Muriel Ighmourancene runs successful blog columns. She started her career as a hospital infant nurse, then became the director and lactation consultant of a self-organizing nursery in Paris. He is the founder of the CoworkCréche movement, which supports the intertwining of work and daycare. Her works published by Larousse Publishing House: Pregnancy Diary and Maternity Diary.