Bringing a baby into the world through a C-section can be both exciting and overwhelming. Along with meeting your newborn, you’re also recovering from major abdominal surgery, learning how to care for a tiny human, and possibly figuring out breastfeeding all at the same time. Many mothers worry that a cesarean birth will make breastfeeding difficult or even impossible. The good news? Most women can successfully breastfeed after a C-section. While there may be a few extra challenges during recovery, your body is still designed to produce milk and nourish your baby.
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