I am so glad that you said breastfeeding shouldn't be painful! I left a comment on a different video for a first time mom, saying that if it hurts thats not normal and to seek external help to find out why. I was surprised that there were quite a few women saying that it just isn't true that breastfeeding doesn't hurt, and one even said its a myth that breastfeeding shouldn't hurt. I literally had to go on the internet and do more research to see if there was anything that said it was normal for it to hurt and I cant find anything saying that. All the information I can find says if it hurts, something is wrong, most likely with the latch. Its nice to hear someone else say that too! I am currently in my first trimester with my 3rd baby, its been 5 years since having my last one. This was nice to watch and refresh myself on all the things ❤.
Wow i never heard anyone say breastfeeding hurting is normal. Soreness the first few weeks is normal, any amount of pain is not. Sad that not everyone knows that
I've also never hear anyone saying pain with breastfeeding is normal. I agree that mild soreness in the beginning, especially with nips that aren't used to the suckle. But pain during is NOT normal. With my 3rd I was in severe pain and bleeding, it turned out she lad a lip and tongue tie. Which we decided not to revise.
as a lactation counselor and postpartum nurse i have to say that a lot of time it does hurt in the beginning but you are right in that it shouldn't. it usually just means the latch needs to be adjusted and education need s to be given on how to properly latch a baby (which most people don't know how to do, unfortunately and is prob where the misconception that "pain is normal" comes from) now some peoples nipples are super sensitive and there usually is a tugging sensation that is normal, for some women can be perceived as painful depending on the number of nerve endings in their nipples. So more education needs to go into learning how to assess the nipple after feeding to determine if the latch is actually off or not, ect. Breastfeeding is not a one size fits all but yes, if youre having pain and/or its accompanied by cracked/bleeding nipples, then you absolutely need to see a consultant. that is common but not normal
You’re killing it girl! My first and only is a few days short of 6mo and all I could do when I was pregnant was be pregnant lol I struggled! But you are absolutely rocking it! So excited for you and baby #2!! Praying for safe delivery ❤
I'm 35 weeks and only started getting things at 6 months hahaha. On one side I didn't want to get things I didn't need, so even now I'm very light on things. On the other side I was also too afraid of a loss and then having these things to remind me 😅 So now at 35 weeks I have a bedside bed, stroller 3in1, carryer, some clothes (4 to 5 outfits per size), burp cloths, diapers and wipes. That's it. 😂😂
Oh. My. Gosh. Currently pregnant with baby 3, but used that pink Peri bottle for my 2nd baby and got irritated at the water leaking and it moving so went back to the hospital peri bottle. 😂
Watching this as a second time mom at 34 weeks & gosh I thought I was the only one who was waiting this long to prepare this time around 😭🥹 but I’m starting to sloooow down at this point in pregnancy so I needed this video to tell me start getting stuff in order lol 😂🩶
I'm 34 weeks with #2 too and have so little done either! Have all the big stuff we need and clothes left over from number 1 but nothing actually organised. Except a couple freezer meals. Baby stuff is so disorganised!
Thank you!! You don’t “need” them but contrast cards/contrast toys are super good for newborns brain development! Plus it’s good for them to have “floor & tummy time” to help them stretch out and build their neck muscles☺️
I am so glad that you said breastfeeding shouldn't be painful! I left a comment on a different video for a first time mom, saying that if it hurts thats not normal and to seek external help to find out why. I was surprised that there were quite a few women saying that it just isn't true that breastfeeding doesn't hurt, and one even said its a myth that breastfeeding shouldn't hurt. I literally had to go on the internet and do more research to see if there was anything that said it was normal for it to hurt and I cant find anything saying that. All the information I can find says if it hurts, something is wrong, most likely with the latch. Its nice to hear someone else say that too! I am currently in my first trimester with my 3rd baby, its been 5 years since having my last one. This was nice to watch and refresh myself on all the things ❤.
Aw I’m so glad!!! Yes, it definitely shouldn’t hurt & if it does, there’s a latching issue! I wish everyone knew that❤️
Wow i never heard anyone say breastfeeding hurting is normal. Soreness the first few weeks is normal, any amount of pain is not. Sad that not everyone knows that
@@beans4853 I know, I was totally floored tbh. I hope more women begin to realize that they don't have to suffer through to feed their child!
I've also never hear anyone saying pain with breastfeeding is normal. I agree that mild soreness in the beginning, especially with nips that aren't used to the suckle. But pain during is NOT normal. With my 3rd I was in severe pain and bleeding, it turned out she lad a lip and tongue tie. Which we decided not to revise.
as a lactation counselor and postpartum nurse i have to say that a lot of time it does hurt in the beginning but you are right in that it shouldn't. it usually just means the latch needs to be adjusted and education need s to be given on how to properly latch a baby (which most people don't know how to do, unfortunately and is prob where the misconception that "pain is normal" comes from) now some peoples nipples are super sensitive and there usually is a tugging sensation that is normal, for some women can be perceived as painful depending on the number of nerve endings in their nipples. So more education needs to go into learning how to assess the nipple after feeding to determine if the latch is actually off or not, ect. Breastfeeding is not a one size fits all but yes, if youre having pain and/or its accompanied by cracked/bleeding nipples, then you absolutely need to see a consultant. that is common but not normal
I feel like I just chatted with an older sister & it was so helpful ❤ I’m prepping for my first at the end of march 🎉
I just truly enjoy that you’re incorporating how you prepare your body as well during your nesting ❤
You’re killing it girl! My first and only is a few days short of 6mo and all I could do when I was pregnant was be pregnant lol I struggled! But you are absolutely rocking it! So excited for you and baby #2!! Praying for safe delivery ❤
Thank you so much! That is so kind!!!!
This has been the most helpful video I’ve seen so far, thank you for all the info/advice!
sooo happy i found your channel!! you are so positive and informative! We are expecting our second in mid march !
Aw thank you so much🥰 congratulations!!!!
Watching this at 12 weeks! I’m so excited for you!
Congrats!!!
I'm 17 weeks saturday and I'm so desperate to start getting things up and ready for baby #3, sending you best wishes!
Thank you!!
Congratulations!!! I'm watching at almost 18 wks! Also where is your PJ set from that you're wearing in the beginning of this video?!
Congrats!! It’s from SHEIN!
I'm 35 weeks and only started getting things at 6 months hahaha. On one side I didn't want to get things I didn't need, so even now I'm very light on things. On the other side I was also too afraid of a loss and then having these things to remind me 😅
So now at 35 weeks I have a bedside bed, stroller 3in1, carryer, some clothes (4 to 5 outfits per size), burp cloths, diapers and wipes. That's it. 😂😂
Lol, I'm also watching this one day before I'm 38 weeks pregnant 😂❤
Crazy!!!
Where did you get that sweater? It’s so cute!
Thank you! It’s from SHEIN
And the Pj? 🤍🧸
Also SHEIN 🤭
Which car seat do you use?
I really like how long this vlog is lol
Hi, where is the belly bind from?
I have it linked in the description box (under Amazon storefront)🫶🏼
Ok but where is the white with black edge outfit from. It is soooo cute ❤❤. And I’m 36 weeks! So excited for the both of us ❤
Congrats!! It’s from SHEIN
@@MadelineMolt it’s so cute. Hopefully I can find it haha. Can’t wait to see your next birth vlog. You did so amazing in your first ❤️
Thank you for these videos🙏🏼 do you have links to the products you use?
@@MadelineMoltcan you at least tell or link the brand of the postpartum binders? Been looking for recommended binder for this baby coming soon.
I’m also wondering what the boyshorts type undies were that you wear over the diapers? 26 weeks and getting all my stuff prepared! 😊
@kendallmesser7503 they are disposable underwear from Frida Mom! I have them linked in the description box (under my Amazon storefront)🤗
Yes! I have it all linked in the description box (under Amazon storefront)🫶🏼
I breastfed for almost 2 years and had an oversupply but I feel like it is definitely supposed to hurt. At least the first weeks
Oh. My. Gosh. Currently pregnant with baby 3, but used that pink Peri bottle for my 2nd baby and got irritated at the water leaking and it moving so went back to the hospital peri bottle. 😂
I am so glad I’m not the only one😆 haha
Watching this as a second time mom at 34 weeks & gosh I thought I was the only one who was waiting this long to prepare this time around 😭🥹 but I’m starting to sloooow down at this point in pregnancy so I needed this video to tell me start getting stuff in order lol 😂🩶
I'm 34 weeks with #2 too and have so little done either! Have all the big stuff we need and clothes left over from number 1 but nothing actually organised. Except a couple freezer meals. Baby stuff is so disorganised!
Love your vlogs! But do you need newborn toys? Genuinely curious I'm a ftm and i thought newborns just eat and sleep
You don’t neeeed them but they are good for sensory! And congratulations ❤️
Thank you!! You don’t “need” them but contrast cards/contrast toys are super good for newborns brain development! Plus it’s good for them to have “floor & tummy time” to help them stretch out and build their neck muscles☺️
How much kids do you have?
Beautiful home) thanks for video, interesting
Thank you🫶🏼
Superb performance 😍 love you u 🔥 baby Beautiful lovely sweet ♥