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Wow, this is seriously amazing! This kind of passion for breastfeeding is really inspirational! I had a hard time with breast feeding but it was something I felt was important for my baby, and I did it for as long as I could stand.
ReplyDeleteBreastfeeding is no joke! It is easy for some, harder for others…and each baby is different too! I could only breast feed my daughter for 6 months and then I dried up. So far I have made it to 5 months with my son, but he no longer latched after he hit 4 months. He finds the bottle to be quicker. :(
DeleteThis is absolutely wonderful! I had no idea it would even be possible! I'm having my 2nd baby very very soon and I'm so excited to breastfeed again :)
ReplyDeleteI know! I never really even gave it a thought that one COULD breast feed their adopted baby. I read Danielle's story and knew I just had to share it. It's such a heartwarming and amazing journey! Congrats on your new baby!!
DeleteWhat an inspirational story. Shared with "back to breast" Facebook group. I am lucky that I have been able overcome small issues to breastfeed my little ones.
ReplyDeleteThank you for taking the time to share this beautiful story, I truly appreciate it! I love breast feeding and hope that all moms will at least try it, even if you don't stick it out. You may end up falling in love with it :)
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