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Breastfeeding and Teething

The newborn period is over and hopefully you and your baby’s breastfeeding relationship is working well for both of you. The first year seems to be whizzing by…suddenly your baby starts drooling and nights seem more of a challenge again. Could this be teething? Possibly. Doesn’t this mean I have to stop breastfeeding now that teeth are in the pipeline? The answer is a resounding NO.

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