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I'm currently 15 weeks pregnant. my mom had problems breastfeeding me. does it mean i will have problems breastfeeding my baby?
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NO: However, she may not be the best person to ask for feeding help.Try to find a lactation consultant and work with them to make this work for you.
Answered 11/28/2017
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