I was glad to receive the new copy of “Milk Up! Your Essential Guide to Boosting Your Milk Supply” because I know many of my new-mom-readers are struggling every day with breastfeeding their tiny and adorable babies.
Diane Walters of BoostYourMilk.com has written this new and comprehensive guide for all frustrated and concerned moms, having trouble producing enough milk to properly feed and nourish their baby.
As a mom for two, I certainly haven’t forgotten what it’s like to feel the overwhelming stress and the heartbreak from not being able to produce enough milk to make my baby gain proper weight.
I will never forget the constant crying of hunger (which I couldn’t soothe) and the feeling of failure as a mother when my baby was losing weight instead of gaining it.
I have to admit I panicked and after trying some “free advice” I found online (which didn’t help) – I gave up and stopped breastfeeding.
Boosting Your Milk Supply Review – What is it and What’s in it?
Milk Up! Is a result of one mom’s huge research about all the natural ways to boost your milk supply.
Walters went through difficult moments of complete frustration trying to give her baby nourishment from a mother’s milk. It took a lot of research and experimenting to be able to reach the goal of breastfeeding naturally. That means there were no drugs involved and absolutely no treatments that involved injections of any kind.
She talked to a lot of experts and doctors and finally discovered a natural way of increasing her milk supply.
Walters reveals the biggest reason why you may suffer from low milk supply, the common breastfeeding mistakes, how the food you eat matters, a little known secret method to boost your milk supply and much more.
For example, one of the tips included in this ebook is this: “In every feeding session, you have to offer both of your breasts. Avoid setting a time limit for your feeding and instead wait for your infant to come off the breast by himself.
After which, you can switch him to the other side. This will be an assurance that your offspring will be getting a balanced amount of hind milk and foremilk. This can also benefit the mother since it will avoid for engorgement to happen.”
Milk Up! – Do You Really Need it and Is it a Good Buy?
Let me put it this way: If you either have a few spare weeks to do proper research online (any less than that is a waste of your time), or have a big budget for a… – You don’t need this guide.
But if your problem is urgent, and you don’t have time to look for the best free advice (and waste more time on bad advice), this guide can be your one-stop-go-to source for any and every breastfeeding challenge you have.
Breast milk is important to children from birth until 24 months of age. Nothing can compare to the nutrients that a child can get from it. According to studies, children who are breastfed adequately are healthier than those who are fed with milk formula. As a mother, that used to scare me a lot and I know now that if someone would have given me this guide back when I needed it, I would be truly grateful.
If you are struggling and afraid, don’t be. There is good help out there and by this time tomorrow you can successfully breastfeed your baby and enjoy the sheer joy of the unique bond that only mothers have with their baby.
You can take a look at” Milk Up! Boosting Your Milk Supply” – Right Here.
To your health and happiness,
Meital
