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Did you know that the frequency of feeding on Day 1 will directly influence your baby's milk intake on Day 3 and 5? And that women generally only have around a couple of teaspoons of colostrum in their breasts on the day of their baby's birth?

Are you aware that the size of your breasts are not a reliable indicator of whether you can breastfeed? Women with delicately sized breasts can feed beautifully, as can many women with flat nipples. Every woman has her own different set of breasts, and every baby has their own facial structure and individual appetite.

One of the most helpful things to learn before you first breastfeed is how to detach bub from the breast if he doesn't just fall off himself in a ripely full state.

It's an important skill that will help protect your nipples from damage.