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CORONAVIRUS + BREASTFEEDING Can you continue to breastfeed if you get coronavirus? Yes. Those who become infected shortly before giving birth and then begin bre...astfeeding, and those who become infected while breastfeeding, will produce specific secretory IgA antibodies and many other critical immune factors in their milk to protect their nursing infants and enhance their infants’ own immune responses. At this time, these immunologic factors will aid their infants’ bodies to respond more effectively to exposure and infection. Following good hygiene practices will also help reduce transfer of the virus. If someone who is breastfeeding becomes ill, it is important not to interrupt nursing. The baby has already been exposed to the virus and will benefit most from continued breastfeeding. #coronavirus #COVID19 Find links to more information at: https://lllusa.org/coronavirus-and-breastfeeding/ [Image: Electron micrograph of infectious bronchitis virus. Text: Coronavirus + Breastfeeding] See more

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Wondering the best way to introduce your fur baby to your new baby? When you arrive home with the newborn, make sure to first greet your dog alone so they don't get excited and jump on you while you are holding the baby. Let your dog smell a blanket or a piece of clothing, give them some time to adjust to the new sounds of baby too. After a few days, allow your dog to safely sit near you and baby. Make sure to always be present when your dog and baby are together.

After pregnancy, your breasts will change from day to day. In order to increase airflow and allow your mammary glands to breathe, stick to wearing comfortable bras.Stick to cotton bras that don’t have any underwire. Cotton aids in airflow and allows your skin to breathe through the material. Share your favorite brands below!

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