Breastfeeding support meetings in Soham
Our members say: "An affirmation of my own instincts about us as a breastfeeding dyad and a source of so much knowledge. LLLove in a book." and "The perfect resource when you're wondering if your nursling's behaviour is "normal" especially in those sleep deprived early days when you can be surrounded by so much well meaning "advice" you don't know where to turn."
LLLGB shop says: "The Womanly Art of Breastfeeding is the book no breastfeeding mum should be without. This definitive guide from La Leche League International has a wonderfully warm, friendly, and highly accessible approach."
Book available to buy from the LLLGB shop
E-book available to buy from Kobo and other places
Audiobook available to buy from Audiobooks.com and other places
Our members say: "Easy to find what you are looking for, there are sections on how to manage oversupply, low supply, getting the right flange fit on your pump. Every breastfeeding challenge has a breastfeeding solution!".
Our members say: "This book is informative for anyone nursing beyond a year. It’s full of handy tips for each year of your child’s breastfeeding journey, discusses dealing with criticism and includes a number of useful, gentle weaning strategies."
Our members say: "this book is packed full of mother’s stories, offering comfort and companionship in any feeding journey, it covers a variety of subjects of how weaning can look and why it happens. I found it a great comfort to continue nursing and trusting my child."
Our members say: "This book answered all my questions about breastfeeding during pregnancy and helped me to listen to my instincts about whether or not I wanted to continue nursing my toddler after the baby was born."
Our members say: "If your first breastfeeding experience did not go the way you had hoped, this is an amazingly kind book to help you understand in a rational way the issues that were encountered and more importantly overcome any personal guilt about the original outcome not being the one you'd hoped for. This enables a fresh start next time round with the benefit of the original experience guiding your decisions with your new baby. "
Our members say: "This book opened my eyes to the way our society works. How infant formula came out of a surplus of milk from the industrialisation of the dairy industry and how advertising has played a huge part in it being seen as the norm. It also had an interesting part about natural child spacing in different cultures, where lactation suppresses fertility and how this affects the number of children had in different communites."
Our members say: "A fascinating and very thought-provoking book exploring the many factors that influence breastfeeding beliefs and culture. Easier to read than the original but still in-depth. It may make you angry, but it will help you understand why breastfeeding can be such a difficult and emotive topic. Also looks at the many ways women are not supported to breastfeed, and how companies are profiting from that."