1-4 weeks

You may need to try a few breastfeeding positions before finding a favourite that works best for you and your baby. Check out our picture gallery for inspiration

Do you feel unexpressed milk after pumping? Does your nipple rub the tunnel sides? For these or other reasons you may want to consider trying a new breast shield size. Follow the instructions in the downloadable guide or in the animation below

Expert advice on overcoming common breastfeeding problems during the first month of breastfeeding

From around the time your baby is a month old, your breast milk is fully mature. From now on, the composition of your breast milk won’t change much – unless your baby needs extra protection

Confused about building and establishing your milk supply? If you need help or support, or just want to know what to expect, read our guide on breastfeeding in the first month

Many mums find they need breastfeeding support, especially when their baby first arrives. So where can you go to find it?

You May Need To Try A Few Breastfeeding Positions Before Finding A Favourite That Works Best For You And Your Baby. Check Out Our Picture Gallery For Inspiration

From Around The Time Your Baby Is A Month Old, Your Breast Milk Is Fully Mature. From Now On, The Composition Of Your Breast Milk Won’t Change Much – Unless Your Baby Needs Extra Protection