Take it from the celeb parents! They got the tips about parenting in terms of breastfeeding and children rearing. In particular, Jennifer Aniston and new mom, Mila Kunis are the ones to turn to for that helpful advice catered to new parents.
Digital Spy UK revealed that in a recent appearance in "The Jimmy Kimmel Live" show, Aniston sampled the host's wife's, Molly McNearney, breast milk. The incident looked hilarious to the audience. However, it may just inspire parents to give breast milk a try before feeding it to their new borns! Trying the breast milk maximizes guarantee of infant health safety as opposed to not doing it at all. One way or another, parents have their ways of knowing whether the breast milk tasted all right to them. Hence, infants are sure to be in good hands.
As a new mom, you can even have your partner or husband taste the breast milk to get a second opinion. It does not hurt to double check to be sure you don't endanger your little ones.
The best time to try breast milk is when you are feeding your baby for the first time at home. Feeding your baby in her nursery gives you the privacy of doing your thing - without others staring as if you were from another planet!
You can always attend a breastfeeding class should you have doubts about your milk feeding knowledge, as suggested in Babycenter.com. Your community's information center is your reliable source for the venues where these classes are held.
Meanwhile, if you are looking into birthing tips, Mila Kunis should be there to advise you on useful ideas. Ashton Kutcher's fiancée revealed her birth plan while pregnant with daughter, Wyatt.
As revealed in the same Digital Spy UK article, Kunis said she would only allow her fiancé actor and OB-Gyn inside the delivery room when she gives birth. The plan guarantees privacy for the mother, child, and partner/husband. Any mom who wants to savor every birthing moment can absolutely relate to Kunis.
Informing your OB-Gyn about your desired plan does help in getting your wishes truly met, as suggested in Baby Centre UK. For instance, you may want to request to your doctor your preference of a vaginal or Caesarian birth. However, take note that varying circumstances do not necessarily entail the adherence to plans during the birthing process. So, you and your partner need to be always prepared for the unexpected ahead of time.
