Kelly Gough - Articles

Planning the Perfect Maternity Wardrobe for Breastfeeding
“I have nothing to wear!” Heard this before from a new mother? After putting in much time and effort into planning their maternity wardrobe, many new mums suddenly discover they have nothing to wear after their baby arrives! Read
By: Kelly Gough | 03/03/2008 | Pregnancy

Breastfeeding - 10 Tips for Looking After You
Breastfeeding can be a very rewarding yet challenging experience for many new mothers. In the early days with your baby, it is important to look after yourself to help establish successful breastfeeding. After all, you are the most important person to your baby at this time, so it makes sense to take care of you Read
By: Kelly Gough | 03/03/2008 | Babies

Tips for Making Breastfeeding Easier
Breastfeeding a newborn can be a challenging experience at the best of times, let alone running a household and looking after older siblings at the same time. However, with a few tips and a little planning it can be a very rewarding experience for both you and your new baby. You will even get an excuse to put your feet up once in a while! Read
By: Kelly Gough | 03/03/2008 | Babies

Combining Work and Breastfeeding
New mums returning to work in the first year of their baby’s life are often faced with the dilemma of combining breastfeeding and work. It is one of the most common reasons why women stop breastfeeding and make the switch to formula. Although it can be a challenge, work and breastfeeding need not be mutually exclusive and with a few tips the transition back to work can be made easier. Read
By: Kelly Gough | 03/03/2008 | Babies

Tips for Breastfeeding in Public
Even though breastfeeding education has come along way many mums still feel uncomfortable about breastfeeding in public due to a perception that it is unacceptable. New mums can also feel a bit self-conscious about feeding in front of others and it is one of the reasons the women stop breastfeeding early. However with a few tips and clever tricks, breastfeeding in public is possible and no longer a reason to feel stuck at home with your baby. Read
By: Kelly Gough | 03/03/2008 | Babies