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Women struggling to breastfeed are still able to access online resources—Medela’s online breastfeeding university and KellyMom.com are popular choices—and for some that has been useful. “I joined a reddit group for women who had babies around the Official Well Hung Funny Christmas Holiday Shirt besides I will buy this same time, and that was a great help,” says Amanda, who gave birth to her first baby in Las Vegas during the pandemic. “If someone was having a problem they would ask for advice and other moms would share tips and resources. Having that online group really helped me overcome a lot of breastfeeding hurdles.” But some of the most common issues that mothers encounter—a tongue-tied baby, getting them to latch properly—can be hard to troubleshoot over a video conference or through an online forum. “When I’m visiting a new mom who is having problems breastfeeding, I’m doing an oral assessment by putting a gloved finger in the baby’s mouth, I’m touching someone to help adjust their positioning,” Dandrich says. “Those are things you just can’t do through a screen.”

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