We all know that
breastfeeding is the natural, healthy way to feed a baby. So you’ve decided to breastfeed your baby – what a
wonderful choice! However, that doesn't mean that breastfeeding is easy.
Armed with one
of these Thirteen breastfeeding books, you'll be well on the way to a more
informed breastfeeding journey.
1. Breastfeeding With Confidence. Breastfeeding is a practical skill,
which young women once learned by watching a mother breastfeed her baby.
Breastfeeding with Confidence has been designed to take the mystery out of
breastfeeding, providing new mothers
with the practical skills and insights they need to be successful, is a revised
and enlarged edition of Sue Cox's earlier book, ‘Breastfeeding “ I Can Do
That,' which is a recognised, authoritative guide to breastfeeding.
2. Breastfeeding Made Simple: Seven
Natural Laws for Nursing Mothers. “The one book that saved my life was Breastfeeding Made
Simple—the most phenomenal breastfeeding book ever.”—Jenna Elfman, Actress. Breastfeeding
Made Simple: Seven Natural Laws for Nursing Mothers
by Nancy Mohrbacher gives moms a
framework for mothering, not just breastfeeding, teaches mothers and
mothers-to-be seven natural laws for successful breastfeeding. If you like this
author, you might also consider her recently released book, Breastfeeding
Solutions.
by Nancy Mohrbacher gives moms a
framework for mothering, not just breastfeeding, teaches mothers and
mothers-to-be seven natural laws for successful breastfeeding. If you like this
author, you might also consider her recently released book, Breastfeeding
Solutions.
3. The Ultimate Breastfeeding Book of
Answers: The Most Comprehensive Problem-Solving Guide to Breastfeeding. Filled
with the same practical advice that made the first edition a must-have for
nursing moms, the new edition features updates on:
a.
Feeding a colicky baby.
b.
Breastfeeding premature and
special-needs babies.
4. The Womanly Art Of Breastfeeding. Working mothers, stay-at-home mothers,
single mothers and mothers of multiples will all benefit from the book's range
of nursing advice, stories, and information. Interspersed in the technical talk
are mother’s stories – a chance to feel that you’re not alone in breastfeeding
your baby. The “Tech Support” section is packed with answers to the most
frequently asked questions about nursing challenges. While the book is based on
the LLLI philosophy of breastfeeding, it isn’t preachy. Want a more
philosophical read about mothering through breastfeeding? Try an older edition
of this book.
5. Bestfeeding: How To Breastfeed
Your Baby. Mothers will
find precisely the information they
need to help their babies grow and thrive physically and emotionally as a
result of breastfeeding. “For any
woman who faces problems with breastfeeding—and anyone wanting to help her—this
is the perfect book.” Sheila Kitzinger, author of Breastfeeding
Your Baby and The Complete Book of Pregnancy and Childbirth.
6. Ina May's Guide to Breastfeeding. From leading midwife and the author of
Ina May's Guide to Childbirth comes this deeply compassionate and comprehensive
guide to making breastfeeding a joyful experience for both mother and child.
Drawing on her decades of experience in caring for pregnant women, mothers and
babies, Ina May Gaskin's newest book explores the health and psychological
benefits of breastfeeding.
7. The Nursing Mother's Companion. Breastfeeding may be natural, but it's
not always instinctive, provides even more practical, reassuring advice and
support for today's expectant and nursing mothers. An appendix on drug safety
is a unique feature among
breastfeeding books.
8.
Preparing to Breastfeed: A Pregnant Woman’s Guide by Teresa Pitman. By preparing yourself to nurse your baby
while you’re pregnant, you can prevent some obstacles that are common after the
baby’s birth. This volume is fairly short–at only a bit more than 100 pages–but
it is packed with easy-to-read common sense about nursing your baby.
9. The
Breastfeeding Mother’s Guide to Making More Milk by
Diana West and Lisa Marasco is a must-read before you wean your baby.
10.The
Breastfeeding Book. If you’re interested in attachment parenting, The
Breastfeeding Book by experts Martha Sears and William
Sears is for you. Like other authors, they tackle common problems and what to
expect with breastfeeding.
by experts Martha Sears and William
Sears is for you. Like other authors, they tackle common problems and what to
expect with breastfeeding. 
11.
The
Breastfeeding Cafe by Barbara Behrmann is like a
breastfeeding support group in book form. You can read about how other mother’s
met and overcame challenges and how they found joy in nursing their babies.
Sometimes the best way to understand breastfeeding is through women’s lived
experiences and this book provides just that.
12.
Mothering
Multiples: Breastfeeding and Caring for Twins or More! Thinking about nursing more than one baby can be
overwhelming. From the newborn to the toddler, this book will increase your
confidence in nursing your babies.
13.
Breastfeeding,
Take Two by Stephanie Casemore is for
seasoned moms who may be breastfeeding for the first time. Women’s stories are
included in between chapters about the social milieu of breastfeeding, emotions
surrounding mothering, goals and expectations and more.
Read about breastfeeding before and
after birth.
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