11/15/2027
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
As breastfeeding becomes part of your routine, questions about feeding, milk supply, and comfort can naturally come up. Essentials in Nursing Your Newborn Part 3 is the third session in our four-part Transitions Into Parenting breastfeeding series, focusing on common concerns that may arise during the early weeks.
You’ll gain practical information to help you better understand your baby’s feeding patterns, care for your breasts and nipples, and recognize when additional support may be helpful.
What We’ll Cover
- Breastfeeding concerns: Discuss common questions from the early weeks.
- Breast and nipple care: Learn ways to support comfort and healing.
- Engorgement: Understand why it happens and ways to relieve discomfort.
- Milk supply: Recognize signs that may indicate a supply concern.
- Sleepy babies: Explore ways to keep your baby engaged during feeds.
- Weight and intake: Learn signs that your baby is getting enough milk.
Why Complete the Full Series?
The four-part series builds your knowledge from breastfeeding basics and feeding skills through common concerns, pumping, and milk storage. Each session provides practical information you can use throughout your nursing journey.
Enrollment Information
Please complete the one-time Program Registration Form before registering. Completing this form allows access to classes, one-on-one consultations, and personalized support.
Continue with Essentials in Nursing Your Newborn Part 4 to learn more about breast pumps, expressing milk, and practical pumping strategies.