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Breastfeeding is natural, but that doesn't mean it's easy.
Breastfeeding is as much about your health as it is about your newborn’s. That surprising truth often goes unsaid.
I’ve provided lactation care to thousands of families: Here’s what to know.
It was only after I had made peace with no longer breastfeeding my son, that the right tools fell into my lap and the milk began to flow. After many months of striving, I could finally exhale.
I think you must be what Rumi was writing about—“the universe in ecstatic motion.”
This is the stuff no one warned us about.
Parents should feel confident in their choice, no matter how they feed their babies.
The new, FDA-approved Annabella breast pump promises less painful, more productive pumping, thanks to a design that better emulates a baby's tongue.
“Someone out there is getting some super soldier milk,” she joked.
Who’s ready for all those prying questions? You are.
It was a calm boat ride, the mom says.
And recipients can find breast milk near them for free.
“This is the first time that we’ve really taken a look at the cost borne by breastfeeding women in dollars and cents terms,” a Yale researcher states.
Bobbie For Change x The Breasties is bringing awareness to this glaring insurance gap.
“Can I still breastfeed if I have inverted nipples?”
Too many companies make it difficult or downright impossible for working moms to continue breastfeeding.
The Lactation Network is working to fill the gap of breastfeeding parents who need more support.
Lactation care is a human right—and The Lactation Network is working to right the wrongs the lactation coverage gap creates for families.
A lactation consultant explains what’s really going on.
