TPV Episode 4 Show Notes: Breastfeeding

In this episode, Stacy and Sarah talk about boobs for over an hour! They cover their own experiences with breastfeeding their children and then tackle your questions about common problems women experience with nursing their children and whether Paleo is right for breastfeeding mothers. Finally, in the Paleo Parenting section, they are joined by Summer of Banana Hammocks and Tutus and Vanessa of Healthy Living How To. The four them give you their best advice on how to successfully breastfeed and share their favorite breastfeeding resources.

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The Paleo View (TPV), Episode 4: Breastfeeding

• 0:00 – Introduction
• 1:27 – News and Views
  • Newfoundland dogs: very loud snoring, very big, looks like lion
  • In case you were wondering, this is Stacy’s Logitech headset
  • Local Three in Atlanta, for all your Paleo date needs
  • How Stacy and Matt deal with date night without a babysitter
  • Great Wolf Lodge in Williamsburg
  • Pohick Bay Regional Park where Stacy and Cole stayed this weekend
  • Stacy’s post on weaning Wesley
  • Sarah’s post on hormones, reflecting when she weaned her youngest
• 11:41 – Science with Sarah: What’s in breastmilk and why is it ideal for babies?
  • For more information on the benefits of breastfeeding, check out this page of links from La Leche League
  • Here’s more from WomensHealth.gov
  • And from BabyCenter.com (which mentions how breastfeeding prevents leaky gut, allergies and autoimmune conditions)
  • The saga of Joey, son of Joyful Abode, who had issues with posterior tongue-tie and was growing very slowly because of it.
  • Stacy’s Baby-led weaning series (here, here, here) and the vlog
  • La Leche League on inverted nipples or check the wikipedia article which includes pictures that helped me realize what they were talking about
  • Nipple shells
• 26:14 – Questions and Answers
  • The question submission form
  • 28:00 – Will switching to a Paleo diet decrease my milk supply?
    • Dense sources of carbs from Balanced Bites
  • 35:22 – Is there anything I need to supplement to make sure my breastmilk is ideal?
    • Canned Wild Caught Salmon
    • Fermented Cod Liver Oil
  • 37:09 – My baby isn’t gaining weight and doctor says I need to go to formula. Neither milk-based or soy-based seems healthy for her. Help?
    • For information on what foremilk and hindmilk are, read here.
    • Weston A. Price (Which, as of Wednesday night, may have been hijack by malware servers, but is usually the correct page)
    • Mothering.com
    • La Leche League
    • Kelly Mom
  • 46:40 – What would you use for formula if you can’t breastfeed?
    • There are milk share boards for exchanging breast milk for these reasons
    • The Weston A. Price Foundation formula recipes can be found here
    • Angelo Copolla and his preemie saga can be heard on Episode 16 of Latest in Paleo
    • The Healthy Baby Code
  • 51:26 – Where can people go to get help?
    • How to find a LLL meeting
    • The Womanly Art of Breasfeeding
    • The Breastfeeding Center of DC
    • Find a lactation consultant
• 55:57 – Paleo Parenting
  • Guests:
    • Summer of Banana Hammocks and Tutus
      • We introduced Summer to Paleo over 9 months ago and she’s lost 60 pounds on it! We’ve had her guest post here.
      • Facebook
      • Twitter
    • Vanessa of Healthy Living How To
      • Vanessa and her husband Tom competed with us at The Amazing Cozumel Race during the Low Carb Cruise! She’s also guest posted for us here.
      • Facebook
      • Twitter
  • I Breastfed
• 1:17:22 – Outro

About The Whole View Podcast Production Team

The Whole View Podcast is co-hosted by Dr. Sarah Ballantyne, PhD of ThePaleoMom.com and Stacy Toth of RealEverything.com. Matthew McCarry (the other half of RealEverything.com) produces the podcast. Our team members also help with various aspects of production, like the creation of these Show Notes and shareable graphics.