by Narelle
(Australia)
My second child had only just finished breastfeeding a few months before my daughter was born and I thought everything would be really easy, but I was in for a shock!
My daughter was a lot smaller than my boys had been and consequently had a really little mouth. The difference between a two year old mouth and a newborn's is quite large, but to go to a newborn with a particularly tiny little mouth was tough.
My nipples were really sore for at least a month after she was born, and the initial few feeds were difficult for us.
Obviously everything got easier with each passing day, but I was really surprised that it would be so difficult after the first two babies had fed so easily.
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