"Love with Open Arms" It will arrive in a few days to the Spanish bookstores. This book, by the family doctor, sexologist and certified lactation consultant Carmela Baeza, and with a prologue by Carlos González, it is a new book about breastfeeding written from the heart but with excellent scientific information.
We interview Dr. Baeza already in Babies and more and she is one of the most renowned breastfeeding specialists in Spain. In addition, the singer Nena Daconte and Ernesto Juan, president of the Besos y Brazos Association, have talked about it in two interviews.
The author explains that, from her long experience helping mothers to breastfeed, although breastfeeding is a natural process there are problems that can make it difficult and create negative feelings in women.
Everyone insists that breastfeeding is the best. However, when a baby is born the mother often begins a path full of physical pain (tiredness, cracks, mastitis ...) and psychological (doubts, feeling of inadequacy, feeling of guilt ...) that makes breastfeeding that she wants difficult or impossible .
Using the most up-to-date and real scientific information, the author will explain how the breastfeeding process really works and the natural design that supports it, helping mothers solve the factors that can interfere with it and make it difficult.
But it also tells us that manuals are not everything, that instinct, love and trust in our children can help us a lot to live the experience of motherhood in a joyful and full way.
"Loving with open arms" by Carmela Baeza It is a true jewel, a book that transmits sensitivity, care and delicacy, simple and beautiful, which I recommend reading.
