Have you decided how you want to feed your baby?

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Do you want to breastfeed?

Do you still have questions?

Have you put your birth options in writing?

Is the thought of breastfeeding overwhelming?

What about the pump?

You heard there would be pain.

Are you wondering if you will make enough milk?

Relatives want to feed the baby TOO.

Are you having twins?

You have to return to work.

Can you do BOTH-breastfeed and formula feed?

How will you know the baby is full?

You heard it is hard.

Is breast milk the same as formula?

You rather pump only.

What happens when I get home?

What if the baby won't latch?

You were unsuccessful feeding your last baby.

Your breast are too small.

Your breast are TOO BIG.

What kind of bottles should you purchase?

What breastfeeding supplies do I really need?

You heard breastfeeding will spoil the baby.

You don't have any support.

What about smoking?

Will I be able to have alcohol?

How long can milk stay in the refrigerator?

You can freeze it how long again!?

What if I need a home visit?

How can dad support breastfeeding?

What about breastfeeding in PUBLIC?

I heard my breast will sag.

Should I talk to my doctor about my decision to breastfeed.

Who can help me at 3 am in the morning?

Are postpartum support groups really necessary?

My breastmilk is a weird color?

How long should I breastfeed?

I heard breastfeeding reduces the risk of cancer and diabetes.

What about birth control?

No one in your family breastfed?

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If you have said or heard any of the above,

you should attend one of my private

breastfeeding classes.

You will be so glad you did.

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