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It is possible to start breastfeeding again, but it requires a large commitment.
We've rounded up the best products and methods on the market to help boost your milk supply, mama.
A new study shows some fascinating results.
Breast, bottle or tube, mama's love is the best supplement.
Research shows there's a link between mothers with negative breastfeeding experiences and symptoms of depression.
I got to the point where I just said without emotion "tried it" whenever someone gave me advice to increase my supply.
Scientists now believe that maternal exposure to pathogens prior to pregnancy can influence infant health and permanently alter offspring immunity by programming their immune system.
You'll want to bookmark this one, mama!
Twitter users didn't like what they were hearing.
Referrals for the procedure in the U.S. went up tenfold, from 1,200 in 1997 to 12,400 in 2012.
It's a challenge, but it's so worth it.
Why is this so hard to accept?
The scientific benefits of breastmilk are clear. So why don't *all* women support this?
Micala Gabrielle Henson's grandmother was given these instructions back when her mom was born in 1968 and they are...something else.
If you're heading back to work from mat leave, we have some ideas for what to pack for lunch, mama.
No more pumping in the airport bathroom, mamas!
The 6th annual Black Breastfeeding Week happens August 25 to 31.
It makes such a difference knowing that fellow parents are going through the same challenges.
Double the mouths to feed, double the feeding troubles? Not necessarily.
As we celebrate World Breastfeeding Week, let's look back at the moms who made the news for doing something totally normal.
