I Didn't Know Breastfeeding Would Be So Hard!
By Mimi Koay
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A must read for mothers with breastfeeding problems, this book will encourage you and help you to hang in there when the going gets tough.
This personal account of breastfeeding success will cheer you on when the going gets tough.
Messaged from the author.
I had a very hard time breastfeeding both my children. It was very disheartening. I thought that breastfeeding was supposed to be the most natural thing in the world and it would be second nature to me but it didn’t turn out that way.
The only thing that kept me strong and my spirits high enough to persevere was reading stories of other mothers who had difficulties breastfeeding.
This is the reason why I have written this book. It is my intention to share my story with other mothers who have a difficult time breastfeeding. I hope that by sharing my story with you, you will feel comforted to know that you are not alone and you will feel encouraged to hang in there.
“Remember not to be too hard on yourself if you have problems breastfeeding. Always try to enjoy your baby no matter how stressed up you feel. They grow up so fast. Breastfeeding problems last for only a few months. The benefits of breastfeeding and bonding with your baby lasts for a lifetime.”
Mimi Koay
Mimi Koay is the author of Mother, Wife, Myself a collection of poems about How To Find Yourself After Becoming A Mother and Wife. She is a blogger for 8 years and a Squidoo lensmaster. She writes and maintains 5 blogs regularly and is an active member at Squidoo. She blogs on parenting issues, motherhood, kids crafts, house and home and health.
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I Didn't Know Breastfeeding Would Be So Hard! - Mimi Koay
I Didn’t Know Breastfeeding Would Be So Hard!
Mimi Koay
Published by Mimi Koay at Smashwords
Copyright 2012 Mimi Koay
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DEDICATION
This book is dedicated to my two children. It is also dedicated to all breastfeeding mothers who have problems breastfeeding. May we come together to comfort and support each other
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction
Chapter 1 – I Knew I Wanted to Breastfeed
Chapter 2 – Things Do Not Go As Planned
Chapter 3 – The Breastfeeding Dance Begins
Chapter 4 – More Problems
Chapter 5 – The Second Dance
Chapter 6 – Learning From Mistakes
Chapter 7 – My Biggest Breastfeeding Mistake
Chapter 8 – Letter from A Reader
Chapter 9 – Online Breastfeeding Help
About the Author
Blogs By The Author
INTRODUCTION
I am a mother to two young children aged 8 and 10. My firstborn is a girl. I breastfed her for 1 ½ years. My second child is a boy. I breastfed him for 3 years.
I had a very hard time breastfeeding both my children. It was very disheartening. I thought that breastfeeding was supposed to be the most