Before your baby arrives, find out as much as you can about how to breastfeed.
Be patient. Both you and your baby will take time to learn to breastfeed.
It helps to be well supported by family and friends.
With the right help, almost all mothers can breastfeed. Ask early for help.
This page last reviewed 30 May 2022.
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