Why do health professionals say 'You shouldn't be made to feel guilty if you bottlefeed'?

Its good to see a mum wanting to give her baby the best she can in life. I think you need to decide if you prefer natural food or artificial food. If you want to find what best for you and your baby you need to spend a few moments find out some facts and see how it can benefit you and the baby and see how you can work around it.

The midwife could have said it a different way. There are benefits to a baby been breast feed. (My personal opinion is nature knows best.

Human don't). However having said that finishing your education to provide a brighter future for you and your baby should not be thrown out the window for the next 5 year either. What you need to do is find out some information about the benefits of breast feeding your baby.

Ask you mid wife to expand on her statement as to why you should stay at home and be with your baby. Here are some things you should consider. Breast milk is the only natural food designed for your baby.

Breastfeeding protects your baby from infections and diseases. Breast milk provides health benefits for your baby. Breastfeeding provides health benefits for mum.

It’s free. It’s available whenever and wherever your baby needs a feed. It’s the right temperature.

It can build a strong physical and emotional bond between mother and baby. It can give you a great sense of achievement. What you need to decide is how long you wish to breast feed you baby for.

After which you can use a breast pump to continue to feed your baby. Infant formula is basically the same as breast milk? Infant formula isn’t the same as breast milk.

It's not a living product so it doesn’t have the antibodies, living cells, enzymes or hormones that protect your baby from infections and diseases later in life.

First of all.. find a new midwife.. stat lol.. with that said.. I wanted to breastfeed.. however in the hospital my son wasnt able to latch.. and then was spitting up every bit of breast milk we actually got into him with a bottle.. the nurses were getting a little bit worried that he wasnt keeping any nutrition in.. so there we go to the formula.. eventually we found out that he had reflux hence the spitting up of the breast milk.. but also a milk protein allergy so we landed finally on a very expensive specialized formula where the protein is broken down.. and eventually switched completely over to soy.. (this was after a few more attempts at breast milk AFTER the hospital that failed as well) finding the RIGHT formula was the only issue we ran in to.. he hit every milestone EARLY.. hes rarely ever sick.. everything was just fine.. I also think its great that you want to finish school to provide more in the long run for your baby.. so congrats to you.. a lot of people would have given up on that real quick.. I promise you tho that you are going to run into a lot of criticism for formula feeding (i did.. and I had no choice..) but thats your decision to make.. not everyone elses.. so if that works better for you.. then all the power to you :) if youre trying to figure out a way to stick to breast milk.. then your best option is pumping every few hours and keeping a stock of breast milk in the freezer for the times that youre at school.. however.. to keep the stock up keep in mind you'd need to pump every 2-4 hours so that your milk doesn't run dry too early which could be hard to keep up with while in school.. good luck!

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