By, about, and for breastfeeding mums
Attachment Parenting
Breastfeeding
Baby Wearing
Co-Sleeping
Breastfeeding, baby wearing and co-sleeping are the key components of attachment parenting.
Breastfeeding
Many new mothers start out breastfeeding their newborn infants. Learn all about breastfeeding. Why is breastfeeding so important? Read all the wonderful articles on breastfeeding. You'll find so many great ways that breastfeeding wil benefit both your child & yourself!
Human milk is biologically specific for human babies. Cow milk is high in protein and minerals because baby calves are in need of rapid muscle and bone growth. If human babies were to be fed only pure cow's milk, however, they would not survive.
Besides nutritional and immunological advantages, breastfeeding offers tremendous emotional security for the infant. Breastfeeding is an important women's issue.
While breastfeeding itself is not controversial, extended breastfeeding beyond six months is, despite the fact that the American Academy of Pediatrics recommends exclusive breastfeeding for up to one year. Learn all about why you should continue breastfeeding your baby beyond the first year (known as " extended Breastfeeding") and keep following your instincts with child-led weaning. Nobody knows your baby better than you. By the way, breastfeeding is great for lazy moms! As a practical matter, breastfeeding is easier than bottle feeding.
Baby Wearing
Attached parents firmly believe that a baby needs to be held as often as possible. Babies that are worn cry less, are more secure, more organized and learn more.
Co-Sleeping
Many new mothers, especially those who breastfeed, will testify that safe
co-sleeping in attachment parenting is the only way for both mother and baby to get any sleep. Fueled by the rare stories of mothers who have rolled over on their babies while sleeping, most people who are against co-sleeping in a parenting philosophy claim to be concerned about a baby’s safety.
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