THE ULTIMATE BREASTFEEDING GUIDE: WATCH THIS BEFORE BREASTFEEDING!!

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Welcome to my ultimate BREASTFEEDING guide!! It is definitely something that you do not want to miss if you are currently or plan on breastfeeding!!
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@bees_hive_of_five8187 4 года назад

Absolutely the best breast feeding video I have ever seen. I am going to save this video and recommend to every friend or family member who gets pregnant in the future.

@Iowagrad2011 4 года назад

Lex, I love you and the positivity you share. I mentally couldnt breastfeed because it just stressed me out and made my anxiety skyrocket. I often feel ashamed I didn't breastfeed longer. The beginning of this video was perfect. Thank you so much.

@kaitamblo 4 года назад

I’m 17w with my first and I’ve learned more in this video than anything I’ve read so far, will definitely be a repeat watch ❤️

@thestarchild8417 3 года назад

Right?! I’ve never heard anything so detailed! I’m pregnant with my second and want to commit to breastfeeding and this was such big help. Congrats btw!!

@TinasEZrecipes 4 года назад

So detailed I love this! Breastfeesing is the only thing I'm really scared about because its the only thing about babies i really have no clue about...so this just helped!!

@breannagodinez2584 4 года назад

Love this video 💜 I’m still nursing my 19 month old and I’ve followed all of this. Got his tongue tie clipped at the hospital thank goodness and just fed on demand. Great advise as always!

@kelcycook2515 4 года назад

I have no idea why, maybe the lack if information/support I had when I started breast feeding, but this has me in tears. The amount of positivity, and information you give is so encouraging, I wish I would have had access to this a year ago🥲

@Kxc4381 3 года назад

I am 11 months in to my breastfeeding journey and I wish I had this video before! I just sent it to a friend that’s due in a few months. THANK YOU THANK YOU for addressing ties! My son had tongue and lip. Our pediatrician said he didn’t need it fixed! I would cry in pain. His release has made things soooo much better! We went to a pediatric dentist because they use a laser and we preferred that method.

@amyb6820 4 года назад

My babes seemed to cluster feed (have a growth spurt) every three weeks or so. And for first-timers, or those who find it uncomfortable, please make sure your baby is facing you when they latch on. If they are facing up and have to turn their head to feed, they won't get a proper latch and it can cause pain or cracked nipples for mom, and yes that is as bad as it sounds. Just put baby's tummy facing your tummy and your positioning should be fine. La Leche League is a wonderful resource for questions and in some areas, they even have support groups for moms. Nice video, Lex!

@Lex.Fitzgerald 4 года назад

This is a great tip!!

@friendscallmel.b2067 3 года назад

40 min video and not one ad!!! I love you!! Lol your advice is well given well knowledgeable and very helpful to those who are starting breastfeeding and those who want to be reminded . I'm 25weeks with my third and this was very helpful

@functioningrockaholic7724 4 года назад

My 3rd baby is due in January so I’m not new to this HOWEVER this was suuuuper informative and I even learned a lot! Thank you for posting mama! You’re amazing !!

@famunderGOD 4 года назад

I have breastfed 4 babies pregnant with my 5th due in Jan and I still watched this and I have to say you did such a great job explaining and were dead on! I do the same approach and just loved your positivity as breastfeeding is very rewarding and demanding all at the same time.

@fjorgjo1960 3 года назад

Best Video Ever!! I am a new mummy trying to feed my baby in demand, unfortunately my baby was losing wait because I was not product a lots of milk, and I have to add formula e pump my milk.. my milk is look like increase, because I see she do not wont formula afterwards. I am very happy to wach you video you explain very well and clear!!!!

@nicovintagefamily6780 4 года назад

Thank u mama! 32 weeks with my third and I only got to breastfeed for 3 weeks with my first so I’m praying I can go longer this time!

@jstba6391 Год назад

I’m due with my second baby this May and this is the most informative, realistic and practical breastfeeding video I’ve ever watched. I struggled to breastfeed my first born and got terrible mastitis in both breasts on day 5 and then gave up on it all together after that, which I really regret. I will be following your advice closely for the next baby! Thank you ❤

@emilyhanson8001 4 года назад

4 months Post partum and I was beating myself up the last month because my supply dipped half what it was I was oversupplying since he was born.. I am back at work and I have to pump so I did everything possible last month I could to up my supply and nothing changed it... Well low and behold we are pregnant again irish twins on the way. But man did I beat myself up very hard last month thinking I could just not supply for him. I have to supplement but he is getting half and half right now and will as long as my body will keep it up.

@chantalblack-toney3463 Год назад

❤❤❤ Thank you! This just put my heart at ease from the beginning of this video 😢😢. I really thought I was starving him. But I calmed myself and stuck it out. People please dont downplay our husbands. My husband was a great support to me. ❤❤ At least have someone to talk to. Immediately I realized I am doing a good job when u pulled out the hakka😂😂 Thank you

@SamaShriver 4 года назад

Thank you so much!!! With my first baby, I had no idea what I was doing breastfeeding wise. I thought it would all come naturally to me but I was very wrong. I always felt so guilty for not doing more research about it because my breastfeeding journey with him was not what I had hoped it would be. I am pregnant again and promised myself I would do the proper research this time around and have a better experience with my new baby. This video was sooooo helpful. It's so easy to get overwhelmed with all the information you read on the internet..but this simplified it..and I actually feel like I have a good grasp on what I should do and how I can give my body the best chance to have the breastfeeding journey I dream of. Thank you!!

@desideria33 4 года назад

Gosh, I wish you had made this 3 years ago. I soooo like your way of talking. It is very soothing and so clear. I am sure a lot of new mama’s will like this video!

@AlexiusSikes Год назад

I really appreciated this video, my little willow and I have had a rough start because she was born really small and couldn’t latch when she was born. She’s a month old now and she latched for the first time with the nipple shield and now I’m trying to figure out how to pump to still be able to store it and still have enough to feed her. So 10/10 on this video very helpful thank you so much!!!

@elizabethcolledge5635 4 года назад

I’ve learned more from you in this video than any lactation consultant that Tricare covers. This video was sooo helpful; thank you!

@pwncessleah 4 года назад

Lex you are an angel!!!! This was so helpful for me! I am a first time momma anxiously nervous for my breastfeeding journey and this was so reassuring. 😭💗💗💗 25 weeks pregnant!

@thebells4229 4 года назад

This video is soooo good. About to have baby #3 and oddly I still feel like I have no idea what I’m doing 🤪 so videos like this are a great refresher!

@deannaallen696 4 года назад

Thank you for talking about introducing a bottle! It was probably some of the best nursing advice I was ever given. It would have made an already extremely hard time of my daughter having a major surgery much harder emotionally for us

@kayleefredrickson9975 4 года назад

Thank you for making this video!!! I tried breastfeeding my first baby, but I just couldn't figure it out. I'm pregnant now and will try again! You broke it down very nicely so it is not overwhelming. Thank you!

@ShatteredSinead 4 года назад

Thank you so much for this video!! I struggled so hard with breastfeeding my first baby and my milk actually dried up before 8 weeks. We will be having baby #2 in less than 3 weeks and I want to do everything I can to be successful this time :)

@angiewilson3674 Год назад

This is by far the best informative video I’ve ever found on RU-vid ! She is amazing !!!!! I felt the part when she said your baby is gonna be fussy for a while when breastfeeding and your thinking the baby is fussy and not getting enough but that actually means your signaling your body to produce more milk to meet the babies needs . I use to think I wants supplying enough for my baby , but In actuality I Was ! This was very reassuring that I am in fact doing my job and trusting my body to don what my baby needs ❤️✨✨✨✨🌟. Thanks 😊 I will definitely subscribe to her channel!

@bryannalong6126 4 года назад

FTM due in December and I just have to say THANK YOU! This has been a big worry of mine! I learned so much from this video! Already saved for future reference!

@Emma-gh4jq 4 года назад

This is such a great video! I hope it helps a lot of mamas out there. Thanks for filming this. I’m a breastfeeding mama of nearly a year, and am so proud of that due to how difficult it was in the beginning. This video really consolidated a lot of the information I found on the internet during the first few months.

@annajaksik2479 4 года назад

This is very informative video! In accordance with official recommendations! Worth of watching for every mom who wants to breastfeed for the first, second or third time ❤️ I'm feeding my 3 yr old, currently expecting second baby, still got so many tips even though I thought I know so much. With some things I would argue a little 😊 but in general great info and quality you provided! Great job!

@kennedyvaughn4503 4 года назад

So glad you touched on flat/inverted nipples, they aren’t talked about but they are very common!!

@brittanymacintyre4117 4 года назад

Ugh both my boys constantly let go and I asked so many doctors and lactation consultants about ties for my youngest and they all said “he’s fine” but he just wouldn’t nurse properly and it caused so much anxiety. So frustrating. Now I know to push harder for the next babe that’s on the way

@sandiemom8888 4 года назад

The hand pump is similar to what we had back in the day. It was called a bicycle horn pump. It looks just like a bicycle horn. To pump you squeeze it like a bicycle horn. Or attach it as you said. It's funny how things make a comeback. The hoocha and manual pump does look like a high grade to what I had but it's nice to have a way to catch the liquid gold. I was told to just put a cloth diaper to catch the milk it so you don't get soaked. I never did that as it was nutrition not for a burp cloth. Most important doesn't matter how you feed your baby, just feed your baby. I'm a momma to 8 and let each baby lead me. Great video.

@faithlee3682 4 года назад

Thank you soooo much! I’m having my first baby! He’s a boy!😻💙 and you have not only taught me so much but You’ve brought a lot of peace and relief to me! I tend to be hard on myself and just knowing that it’s not easy & regardless I’m a good mommy means a lot 💙💙💙💙💙

@jennrocchi6385 4 года назад

This video is really great! So much great information and tips!! I am a peda nurse and breastfeeding counselor, and really this is awesome! I just recommended it to my friend who is 27 weeks. Thank you!!

@SuperRachiRay 4 года назад

Thank you for mentioning the bottle thing. With my first I was so frustrated and full of anxiety bc we waited bc of the lactation lady and my son would not take a bottle. He refused a bottle until he was like 10 months. It was so stressful on not only me but my husband bc he felt so left out when it came to feeding.

@Nlo.04 2 года назад

I’m so glad I found you and this video. It was so informative and super helpful. I thought I was a bad mom for breastfeeding the way that i do; on demand, not waking baby up every 2-3hours to feed, etc. thank you! 💙

@vazyvas4712 Год назад

This is amazing! My husband and I are planning to start trying in a few months.. I may be a bit early in my journey but this video has brought me so much understanding and clarity lol

@jessicaely2521 3 года назад

I wish I had this 2 years ago. I had the hardest time starting to breastfeed. I got the wrong advice from nurses in the beginning. I got you need to feed your baby every 4 hours and dont feed just because. You have to wait the 4 hours. After 4 months of struggling I finally found a doctor that would listen to me on the tongue tie. That was cut and it completely changed both of our lives.

@amandakitubu4672 4 года назад

I appreciate this video. I’m 31 weeks with my first and have been anxious about breastfeeding and how to manage it. Thank you for the information.

@jenniferdreves823 3 года назад

I am preparing to breastfeed my 5 th child and I still find this video very informative. Great job!❤️

@MackenzieAlcaraz 4 года назад

Yes yes yes!! 1000000x yes to introducing a bottle earlier! I waited about 6 weeks as well and he literally refused his bottle until about 8 months. It was very stressful and overwhelming not being able to ever have a break.

@deannaallen696 4 года назад

This video is probably the best breastfeeding video I have came across!

@sarahmelissa2970 4 года назад

This is a great video, this is my third baby (due in January) I had my first two back to back. My first i breastfeed for 3 days I was very overwhelmed and knew nothing my hospital didn’t help me and neither did drs. My second I breastfeed for 5 weeks but I supplemented with supplemental formula and it caused a lot of digestive issues I think plus she had a lip tie and tongue tie they clipped her tongue tie but they didn’t want to do her lip tie till she was 6 months old so I ended up just giving up. I’m trying to figure out everything I can before I have this baby so I can be successful and this video taught er me a lot of what I didn’t know about pumping and freezing milk

@itsmummamoe3553 4 года назад

Thank you for posting this video Lex. I appreciate how in depth you were while explaining everything. This is the perfect for any first time mum who doesn’t have any support system to tell them all this. Thank you for being that support system. 😊 Im on my 3rd and still really enjoyed this video

@kaylealexis2715 Год назад

I love this video, by far the most thorough video I've come across. I wish I would have came across this it sooner because I've probably watched atleast a dozen different videos to the collect in the information you shared in this 1.

@lisagiannoumis3816 Год назад

Yeah I did bottles right away with both babies. Breastfeeding didnt work out long term with my first, number two def prefers BF over bottle but she will do it fine while I'm at work. I'm thankful I ignored lactation consultant, now the reasoning is you don't want to get engorged and of course you don't want to overdo pumping but a pump in lieu of a feeding is fine.

@leaannclaywell7167 4 года назад

I want to say thank you so much for making this video. I am having my 4th baby in November as well. and i do plan on breastfeeding this baby as well as i have tried breastfeeding my other 3 when babys. I always struggle with my milk supply and i believe after watching this video i feel like i am ready to try again and give it my all. it can be so confusing when breastfeeding just because you can be told to do it this way or that way but i believe your method may just help me out. Thanks again for the video. i saved it so i can come back later to freshen my brain.

@adriannrodd5250 4 года назад

As an expecting first time mama this is so incredibly helpful! Thank you Lex!❤️

@marilynsoto8617 4 года назад

I feel like I just received a Master Class! First time momma to be over here!

@cmreker 4 года назад

Tip if you don’t want to buy the plastic tubs for the freezer, leftover cardboard boxes work too. You can cut them down to the size you need in many cases.

@lisanguyen8098 3 года назад

Girl... that disclaimer. Sold me... new sub!

@SalinaStarr Год назад

The lactation consultant I worked with told me babies don’t get nipple confusion until 7-12 weeks and it’s really not confusion it’s preference. My son had latch issues so he took a bottle right away and the. Started breastfeeding no problem at 6 weeks

@Alicia-oz1ld 4 года назад

I’m nervous for this. It didn’t go well with my son so I ended up pumping milk for nine months and had a freezer stash for a year. I suspect my son had a tie. 11 weeks along now and those freezer bags are giving me flashbacks 😬 so many freezer bags.

@clarimelvlakancic72 4 года назад

Great video, very informative! I have a 3 month old and an oversupply. I’ve getting clogs left and right in my right breast. Massaging it while pumping with a back massager releases my clogs pretty quickly. I put a bit of Honest all purpose balm on first so the massager glides more easily. Also, the Legendairy Milk Sunflower Lecithin has been a game changer, I only recently got it, but since taking it I haven’t been getting clogs. I also have the Milkies Freeze, I love that thing!

@rachelreeves1533 4 года назад

Tongue/lip ties can also cause other issues down the road for baby as well like with crawling and talking. Even if you don't have issues with breastfeeding it is still a good thing to get checked out. Also I agree doctors don't diagnose very well, may have to go to a chiropractor or a pediatric dentist.

@liddybet 4 года назад

Due with my 3rd at the end of the month! Def not new to breastfeeding but there are some things I would’ve never thought of 🤯

@laurakozersky8671 4 года назад

Thank you Lex! This was super informative to any new mama or soon to be! You really have such a talent and should think about becoming an IBCLC!

@emilywisby1975 4 года назад

Your breastfeeding videos are the best!!! Thank yooooooou 💞

@biggsbiggs2659 4 года назад

Not even pregnant but hoping one day this video will help me out too!

@StudioBlixje 4 года назад

Thank you so so much! Absolutely going to share your video and watch it over and over again hopefully in the nearby future 🥰

@callabeth258 4 года назад

For any Australians watching this the tongue tie procedure is covered on Medicare

@YunieDeen13 4 года назад

Thank you always about the lovely information you share Lex❤ im gonna be a first time mom and im terrified.

@loriheller2500 4 года назад

What a great video. You could be a lactation consultant! You covered it all.

@Anh48927 Год назад

Thank you for thoroughly explaining everything I really love this video

@tylerressler2054 4 года назад

Lex you nailed this!!! I agree with you 💯!!! Thank you for putting out a video like this! More mommas need to hear this!

@RoliePole.e 3 года назад

I can not thank you enough for this !! Thank you , you really broke it down and answered a lot of my questions

@karolreyes2372 4 года назад

Not a mama yet. I am actually TTC, but this is soo helpful. I like how you explained everything so clearly. Would you be able to do your "lex registry must haves" in video form? I know you have some in insta, but would you be able to do as video for splurge and budget items? There's so much info out there!

@breannabak6448 4 года назад

I can’t love this enough. Such great advice and helpful tips. Lex, you rock!🤍

@robinwood7596 4 года назад

I love that freezer thing! I had it already before watching this, but I love it. Love your videos!

@lisagiannoumis3816 Год назад

I heard something different about whether or not my child had a lip tie from both lactation consultants and both pediatricians I saw. End of day I fixed my child's latch and it's been painless since. Quick feeds...my child likes to take her time lol, she's 3 months doing 20 min feeds. 5 min would be great! And Silverettes were freaking amazing, I loved them. Worth the money. I needed Rx cream with my first I was having all kinds of issues, number two I used no creams, just the Silverettes, I was healed in like a week I think?

@itsAlyssasLife2012 4 года назад

I wish this video was out before I had my little! Just shared with some of my soon to be mommy friends. Great info! Can I build it up like this at 3 months??

@Lex.Fitzgerald 4 года назад

I don’t see why not! It might take a little more effort but give it a try. Pick a time most convenient for you on a daily basis and pump then every day. Give it a week or so and see if you can increase your supply!

@veronikaweerasinghe6819 4 года назад

Loving your video! Thank you 👏🏼🥰 and definitely can stand by you with the ‘’nipple/bottle confusion’’ - nonsense per say - We were forced to start bottle on day 2 as we were struggling with BF and my baby never had issue with either bottle or boobie. It was just massive relief for me when I was too tired and my husband could bond with our babe from very beginning ☺️☺️

@SammiCruzVlogs 4 года назад

i’m due with my first baby in april and plan to breastfeed so this was sooo sooo helpful!! my only question is do you prefer a manual or electric pump??

@sarahwurth7679 4 года назад

Waiting to head to my anatomy scan getting these tips 😍

@catscorner6221 4 года назад

I feel psyched to start breastfeeding again. 4 months to go

@Lex.Fitzgerald 4 года назад

I’m so excited too!

@angelkaate 4 года назад

Thank you for a great video! 💜

@ritapenzes Месяц назад

Thank you, this was very helpful!❤️

@deannaallen696 4 года назад

A haaka is the best! I didn’t respond well to the electric pump I had and found it very overwhelming. The haaka was the only way I could store some milk!

@daphnietudor2953 4 года назад

Thank you for the bottle recommendation I am gonna take your advise bc your a mom and not an expert. Sometimes i feel us moms are the experts. Anyone can write a book.but not all those book writers have the experience. Also I need to buy the haaka

@lindseysensenig6250 3 года назад

I thought my milk was drying up, bought a haakaa today, I honestly don't know how I had two other kids and never knew about this.

@kristenmaines2528 4 года назад

Great video!! So very true and informative!!

@amysylvester9573 4 года назад

Due in January...going to get the harmony pump, especially for the hospital bag! Hopefully it’s easy to use...had electric last time!

@saramccoy1736 4 года назад

I am due in Jan with baby #2 and I am so happy you made this video. I bought a hakaa(sp?) Because I saw you had one with Willa. I hated my electric pump so I didn't even want one with this girl. What is a manual pump you recommend?

@mollyb643 4 года назад

This video is amazing

@TheLeanchen 4 года назад

Thank you sooo much! 💖 I’m having my 2. baby in November and trying my best with breastfeeding this time. One question: at 8 minutes you said the milk that the hakka collected is basically a whole feeding. But isn‘t it just foremilk? Because later on you said you would also pump after baby has fed and mix it with the foremilk that is in the Hakka. Just a little confused about that. Lots of love from Germany 💖

@Lex.Fitzgerald 4 года назад

Hi! Okay- so try not to put too much emphasis on hind and fore milk. At the end of the day, breast milk is breast milk. Your body creates one type of milk, it’s just sometimes it’s a little fattier and sometimes it isn’t. In those beginning days when your baby is only drinking 2oz, it’s only pulling 2oz from your breast even though your body is probably producing more (hense engorgement). Hind milk and fore milk isn’t super important, it’s just if you forever use the Haakaa and then one day stop breastfeeding and switch to exclusively pumped milk from your stash, the baby will receive less fattier milk than it had been receiving with a combo of stashed milk and breastfed milk. Does that make sense?

@michellet3286 4 года назад

Thank you for this! I am pregnant with my first! What pumps do you recommend? I am definitely getting a haakaa. I am not sure if I want an electric or hand pump medela. The less parts to clean each time the better. Thank you!

@Fattiapples Год назад

At what point do you introduce the pump sessions? Like a week after birth once the milk has come in after the colostrum? Or a few weeks later?

@Jessyroselove 2 года назад

When do you think is a good time to start pumping?

@pratikshyashrestha4756 9 месяцев назад

A bit confused! So did you nurse your baby in later weeks only on one side everytime with haakaa on the other? And then pump! My LC told me to feed 15-20mins each with burping in the middle.

@AutumnRene 4 года назад

This was super helpful! Did you continue to on-demand feed even after the newborn stage? Did you ever create some kind of schedule?

@Lex.Fitzgerald 4 года назад

I basically continue with on demand but will also start establishing a schedule based off those cues. That usually happens when the baby starts an official napping schedule!

@overstuffedghosty 4 года назад

This is a great informative video! What do you eat or drink to boost your supply? I’ve been trying for the past month to, my baby came 4 weeks early, build a supply and stash and I wanted to exclusively breast feed but we’ve had to supplement with formula. We had all the issues... 😭

@Lex.Fitzgerald 4 года назад

While supplementing with formula is sometimes so wonderful and a necessity, it really does mess with supply. Whenever your baby is having formula, you need to be pumping the full duration of that feed to signal to your body to create milk. This is regardless of whether you’re actually pumping anything out. Your body needs the signal to supply more.

@nivedhanmomskitchen677 3 года назад

I tried many thngs to increase my breast milk. Bt I'm the unlucky mother. So my baby also unlucky. Bec when they cry I can't feed them immediately. I shld run for bottle. Bt I love to feed my baby. Bt k couldn't.

@Arkiegirl26 4 года назад

So we had a NICU stay for 5 days. The first 3.5 days there was no feeding. She had a NG tube and IV. I pumped every 2 hours. Then when they started feeding through her NG tube she got syringes full of colostrum. Then they started a bottle. Now she wont take a breast without a nipple shield. Any ideas on how to get her to take the breast without the shield?

@malloryhunt3279 4 года назад

How do you ou clean your breast pump and hakaa?

@saraannbailey7020 4 года назад

If you give a bottle on day 3, are you pumping during that feed to tell your body to keep producing that milk or skipping it all together? I was always anxious about that the first time. 34 weeks pregnant with our second child and trying not to be milk crazy like I was with number one. I always felt like even if my husband could give a bottle I was chained to my pump anyway so I might as well just feed her myself. I had to pump when I went back to work and built up a large stash while on maternity leave.

@Lex.Fitzgerald 4 года назад

On day three I’m still pretty full so I actually went by how I felt. I remember with Willa I did pump but only to replenish the 2oz I got with the Haakaa aka a full feed. I didn’t want to demand more from my body than was actually needed but I also didn’t want my body to miss out on that feed signal entirely.

@Audrey-sd4ks 4 года назад

I have one question. So you use the haaka on day three typically when you go home , but while your still in the hospital trying to get your milk to come in do you offer both breasts at each feed ? Or you just use one boob at the hospital even if you don’t have the haaaka on the other

@joraston 4 года назад

I wish I had known all this almost 27yrs ago.

@katswanton 4 года назад

I have never breast feed before this will be my first time I’m pretty nerves and have no idea what I’m doing? Help? do u have to pump? and freeze stuff I’m so lost

@britneybritt2012 4 года назад

Why is it that as I’m watching this, keep in mind my youngest is almost two and I am not currently pregnant, both of my breasts are aching as if they are filling up? Does this happen to anyone else? No, just me? Ok.. lol