La Leche League of South Bend

Are you thinking about starting  solids ? Wondering about how best to care for your own nutritional needs as a nursing mother? Dealing with a picky toddler or preschooler? Tuesday's morning meeting will be all about introducing first foods and encouraging nutritious eating as our children grow. Come with questions or experiences to share. We are thrilled to be able to show a short video on the subject that we made in collaboration with a video production class at Saint Mary's College--you'll see some familiar faces!! As always, we will have time for any breastfeeding questions, concerns, and successes you'd like to share. Looking forward to seeing you around 10am on Tuesday, October 22nd Bittersweet Branch Library 602 N Bittersweet Rd, Mishawaka, IN 46544 Some links about  solids : Why it's best to wait until at least the middle of the first year to begin introducing  solids , as seen in the LLL philosophy statement:  "For the healthy, fu...

At our next morning meeting we will share our ideas and experiences around Birth. How did your birth experience(s) impact breastfeeding? What would you change if you could? What would you recommend to other mothers? Bring ideas of local resources, supportive ears, and open minds as we come together to share our perspectives on this powerful topic. As always, we will have room for  your breastfeeding questions, concerns, and successes! We're looking forward to seeing you at  10:00 am, Tuesday October 15th Sunnyside  Presbyterian  Church 115 S. Frances St. South Bend, IN 46617 Birth directly affects breastfeeding--here are some thoughts on the process:  http://talkbirth.me/2 010/05/28/the-birth-breastfeed ing-continuum/ Sometimes our birth experiences don't lend themselves to an easy transition to breastfeeding. Here are some ideas for breastfeeding after a c-section:  https://supportingb reas...

Join us Tuesday, October 8 at 7 pm at the Tutt Library in South Bend. We will be discussing your favorite "Tricks" for making working and breastfeeding work for you and the "Treats" you and your baby receive from breastfeeding. Expectant mothers, babies, newcomers and experienced mothers all welcome. Bring your questions and expertise.