Think of the questions your customers ask most frequently and write them here along with the answers.

A: FAQ is an acronym for "frequently asked questions."

A:   During the visit, the lactation consultant will probably:

• Check how your baby looks and acts.

• Put a finger in your baby’s mouth to check your baby’s suck and mouth structures.

• Check your breasts and nipples.

• Check your baby’s weight naked to get an accurate weight.

• Weigh your baby before and after breastfeeding to measure how much your baby ate.

• Watch your baby breastfeed and offer help with positioning if you need it.
• Show you how to tell when your baby is latched and feeding well.
• Show you how to fix any breastfeeding problems you are having.

• Ask you to pump your breasts after your baby breastfeeds to help tell how much milk is left over

• Give you written instructions to help you at home.
• Tell you how to call for more help or questions.
• Give you the number for a nursing mothers’ support group in your area.

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A: Make a list of the top 10 questions people ask you about your business, services, or products. That's a good start.

A: Break the questions into sections by subject and give each section a subhead, such as Sales, Products, or Services.

A: You don't need to include information such as your company contact information, because it's easily found on the Contact Us page. You could, however, include a question such as: What is the quickest way to contact you?

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