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• Pregnancy & children >> Breastfeeding >> Age 30-34 >> Interview 47 >> When her baby wanted to feed constantly she received help with attaching her. She appreciated the support, “tea and toast” and encouragement that made

Excellent help with getting breastfeeding established with first child. No problems with either. Anxious about going back to work and being separated from baby.

• Pregnancy & children >> Breastfeeding >> Age 35-39 >> Interview 07 >> There was a 'nurse', in a one-to-one session in the middle of the night, who taught her how to keep her baby awake and feeding.

Attended antenatal classes, enjoying demand breastfeeding which has been convenient and easy apart from one bout of mastitis. Pregnant again and thinking about weaning at one year.

• Pregnancy & children >> Breastfeeding >> Age 30-34 >> Interview 27 >> She and her baby required specialist care after birth and were separated. Her baby was cared for by paediatric nurses and received her expressed breas

Nursing strikes with her son. Daughter required heart surgery after birth. Expressed breastmilk for her and also provided some for the milk bank. Working and breastfeeding.

• Pregnancy & children >> Breastfeeding >> Age 20-24 >> Interview 15 >> Her hospital stay was so “horrendous” that she discharged herself early. She did not get the support that she requested because the members of staff w

Bad hospital experiences. Copious milk supply, leaking, engorgement, solids at four months followed by breast refusal and early weaning. Now a peer supporter for other breastfeeding women.