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NCT supports all parents, however they feed their baby. If you have questions, concerns or need support, you can speak to a breastfeeding counsellor by calling our helpline on 0300 330 0700, whether you are exclusively breastfeeding or using formula milk. Feeding counsellors have had extensive training, will listen without judging or criticising and will offer relevant information and suggestions. You can also find more useful articles here. I will try to respond to all legitimate requests within one month. Occasionally it may take me longer than a month if your request is particularly complex or you have made a number of requests. In this case, I will notify you. Al-Anon Family Groups are there for anyone whose life is or has been affected by someone else's drinking. Call 0800 0086 811. In the early weeks, before you and your baby have become comfortable with breastfeeding, "topping up" with formula milk or giving your baby a dummy can lower your milk supply. If you have any questions or concerns about food allergies, you can talk to your GP, midwife or health visitor.

Food and babybanks want to help and say they are often the first place parents turn to, but currently advice from aid organisation Unicef says formula shouldn't be given out because of safety concerns, ITV News Correspondent Rupert Evelyn reportsFood bank staff and volunteers make a vital contribution but cannot guarantee a timely or consistent supply of infant formula as they rely on donations which may not be suitable.

A few will have chosen this method, researched how much time and effort is required, and concluded it is the right way to feed their baby. However, the majority are expressing their milk because baby is unable to feed from the breast. These mums know how incredible breast milk is, and all it has to offer. Their driving force is wanting their baby to receive the amazing properties of breastmilk, even though their baby cannot nurse. All your body needs is time to metabolise the alcohol so there’s no more left in your blood or breastmilk. The length of time varies by woman, but 2-3 hours for every drink is suggested (NHS, 2019). If possible, avoid using a dummy until you and your baby are happy with breastfeeding (usually after your baby is at least 1 month old).

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In the event of a complaint or claim, relevant information will be shared, with your consent, with my indemnity provider and legal team. Around 2 to 4 days after birth you may notice that your breasts become fuller. This is often referred to as your milk "coming in". Conversely, another study of 13 babies found that they slept less in the 3.5 hours after consuming breastmilk with alcohol when their mothers drank one or two alcoholic drinks than when they didn’t drink (Mennella and Gerrish, 1998). Formula milk does not provide the same protection from illness and does not give you any health benefits. Health benefits of breastfeeding for your baby